Sentence examples for multidimensional thinking from inspiring English sources
At the same time, "you're thinking about where your fingers are going," since "multidimensional thinking" is critical for tackling complex arrangements, be they musical or logistical, he added.
Liu says that this, combined with the use of multiple contexts, was meant to create a strong foundation of multidimensional thinking.
Quit encouraging homogeneity, factionalism, and brainless skirmish - and start encouraging the kind of complex, networked, multidimensional thinking mankind will need to survive the challenges we'll face over the next hundred years.
"We need a more substantive and more multidimensional way of thinking about democracy, specifically one aspect of democracy completely absent from the paradigm in the 1990s and that's civic participation," he argues.
"We need a more substantive and more multidimensional way of thinking about democracy, specifically one aspect of democracy completely absent from the paradigm in the 1990s, and that's civic participation," he told me.
There is no way we are going to win such a multidimensional conflict without sacrifices and radically new thinking.
Business growth is a multidimensional and complex phenomenon that involves careful planning and thinking on the part of the entrepreneur.
This way of thinking about teacher knowledge recognizes that classrooms are multidimensional and unpredictable and that many things occur simultaneously (Sherin et al. 2011).
Findings present the state of smart city thinking in urban governments, and raise questions about the multidimensional integration, if any, across the areas of focus in which digital technologies are shaping contemporary cities.
Thinking about molecular life science requires the ability to envision and manipulate multidimensional information and to synthesize this information into working mental models that incorporate invisible and abstract ideas (Larkin, 1983; Redish, 1993; Gordin and Pea, 1995).
