Sentence examples for reference to insight from inspiring English sources

Findings showed that frequent players made significantly greater reference to insight and game strategies than infrequent players.

Klein's writings are full of "the primal object" and the all-signifying breast, and also of sensible and lucid reference to insights older than psychiatry.

The Mmogo-method® uses the subjective nature of people's frame of reference to obtain insight into their subjective lived experience as well as their relationships (22).

We find reference to flashes of insight as well in a variety of older fields that seek to explain how good ideas for action happen.

The power of winning the affection and confidence of young men was a marked feature of the personality of Prof. Purdie, whose death was announced in NATURE of December 21 last; and no record of his life, however slight, would be complete without special reference to the wonderful insight and understanding that bound him to his students.

The strong allusion to faith is contrasted by numerous references to scientific insights.

In this study, we used NimbleGen (NimbleGen Systems, Madison, WI) microarray based comparative genome resequencing (CGR) technology to conduct a comprehensive genomic comparison of 31 S. suis strains of 23 serotypes from different clinical sources using genome sequence of a HP strain, GZ1, as the reference to gain a deeper insight into the species diversity, genome variation and virulence.

He discussed these ideas with Albert Einstein before World War I, but first used the term "synchronicity" in a 1930 lecture, in reference to the unusual psychological insights generated from consulting the I Ching.

His treatment of the issue and attendant critique of the inflated views on it of his rationalist predecessors led him to some remarkable insights into reference to and consciousness of self.

Discussing these insights with reference to the value constellation helps explain how the economics of the business model create a market for something that is not yet part of anyone's awareness.

Insights are made with reference to contemporary major trials in cardiology.