Sentence examples for revitalized approach from inspiring English sources

This revitalized approach to exhaustion received a preliminary systematization in the Geometria Indivisibilibus Continuorum Nova Quadam Ratione Promota (1635; "A Method for the Determination of a New Geometry of Continuous Indivisibles") by the Italian mathematician Bonaventura (Francesco) Cavalieri (1598 1647).

"The full impact of the benefits that are possible from a revitalized approach to our oceans depends on adequate funding".

This research aims to propose a regenerative sustainability framework for AEC organizations, not only to focus on delivering green certified projects, but to encourage a revitalized approach to systematically drive their sustainability initiative.

Recent advances in convex optimization [21] have revitalized analytical approaches to analog design and, consequently, robust design.

With this, has come strengthened support for revitalizing this approach, which aims for equitable and cost-effective population-health attainment.

Marcilio Ficino and Giovanni Pico della Mirandola revitalized neo-Platonic approaches to the emotions, especially through their discussions of "Platonic love".

Building on the pioneering work of American pragmatists, notably William James Jamess 1907) and John Dewey Deweyy 1922; Dewey & Tufts 1932), Philip Kitcher (Kitcher 2011a) has recently revitalized the pragmatic, naturalistic approach to moral knowledge evident in earlier thinkers.

Perez's pitch to fellow party members is based around this approach to revitalizing the party ― an approach that might be summed up as "think big, act tactically".

Can a single activity revitalize your scientific approach, provide valuable resources for your research and make a positive contribution to international relations?

A stronger community participation is called for now as low-income countries contemplate revitalizing the PHC approach (49).

The recent emergence of a systems approach to drug discovery has revitalized research in these areas of study [ 5, 6].