Sentence examples for move from descriptions from inspiring English sources

It took the peculiar genius of Newton to move from descriptions of natural phenomena to explanations.

In this section we move from descriptions of what went wrong, how and why, towards an understanding of features that might provide insights into the context that has created the latent conditions for the many systems failures described.

It is only natural to make such a deduction from his poems, which move from description of the creation to praise of the Creator.

Analysis of interview data was based on the principles of grounded theory, which offers systematic procedures that move from description to analysis, and enables theories to be developed inductively.

And he didn't much change his tone when moving from descriptions of poultry to descriptions of women.

It moved from descriptions of flora and fauna – such as how the uniform weight of the seeds of carob trees, found on Montjuïc, are the basis for the carat – to explanations of how nature has affected the look of Barcelona.

The narrative is fragmented and the narrator often moves from descriptions of scenes to generalizations, especially when describing something negatively charged.

Over time, medical research has moved from descriptions of individual patients to applied statistics, 37 and ever since the landmark studies of Doll and Hill, 38, 39 numerical follow-up has become more and more important in research; today, numerical follow-up is the hallmark of modern medicine.

Moving from description to intervention requires a better understanding of the different determinants of job satisfaction and intention to leave for different sub-groups of health workers in different countries.

With the development of these tools, we hope to eventually move from qualitative descriptions of selected properties to their quantitative description.

While the second part remains largely true, causal theories have moved on from descriptions of a "moral defect".