Sentence examples for productive connections from inspiring English sources
He'd been taught to think vertically, moving ever upward, whereas maybe the most productive connections were horizontal, with peers.
One could say of contingent productive connections that they hold unless something unusual happens, that, e.g., heat always causes homogeneity unless something unusual intervenes.
On the other hand, if the productive connections were not invariable and necessary — but only held for the most part — then the physician could reliably but not invariably produce health (Metaphysics, 1026b30-1027a25).
Considering hierarchical organization as a general feature of ecologic systems could reinvigorate theoretical ecology, provide a realistic scaling framework for paleoecologic studies, and – most importantly – forge new and productive connections between ecology and evolutionary theory.
One expectation of effective STEM education programs is that students are encouraged to make new and productive connections across two or more of the disciplines, which may be evidenced in improved student learning and transfer as well as interest and engagement.
A reorganized approach to the study of complex biogenic structures emphasizing biologic properties would not only lead to some very old puzzles finally being solved, but also would revitalize ichnology and forge new and productive connections to ecology and evolutionary biology.
Their company Web site speaks of "the three essential elements every successful business needs: productive workspace, powerful connections and effective ideas".
It's one of the most productive tools for connection and collaboration.
To be their most creative and productive, employees need connection to a higher purpose and work that is aligned with their unique strengths.
Her goal is to demystify the networking process and get people to be more productive by using their connections to learn new things.
To obtain a comprehensive description of the folding landscape for a structured RNA, it is necessary to understand the connections between productive folding pathways and pathways to these misfolded states.
