How much more insight do I need into Ringo's reasons for briefly quitting during the "White Album" sessions?
For small imperfections the analytical predictions are thus comparable in accuracy to numerical simulation, but provide much more insight.
"No matter how evil a character is, if it is well written it makes you examine them with much more awareness and much more insight," said Berkoff.
While based mainly on the collections of Cuvier and Brongniart, Lamarck's observations provided much more insight into the real significance of using fossils strictly for correlation purposes.
I also did a masters in anthropology and development at Soas [the School of Oriental and African Studies], which gave me much more insight into social issues.
Single-cell analyses provide much more insight into the biology of healthy and diseased cells, says study author James Eberwine, a biochemist at the University of Pennsylvania.
Not that I'm going to be able to offer much more insight at this stage than Kevin Mitchell, whose excellent preview for this match is linked below and is certainly well worth spending 15 minutes or so with.
After the three days of wall-to-wall coverage from Royal Troon so far, including a host of technical advancements and much more insight than the BBC – on a limited budget – could ever offer, there can be no doubt that Sky Sports has succeeded in doing that.
After reading Strine's account of the current state of scholarly disagreement, and a similar account in another article he has coauthored, forthcoming in the University of Chicago Law Review, one might be tempted to throw up one's hands and conclude that academics have not lent much more insight into this question since the original Berle-Dodd debate.
I came away with much more insight than I expected.
