Sentence examples for synthesized experience from inspiring English sources

I present these as examples of synthesized experience expressed as paintings.

McKinsey even counsels us to use first principles -- together with synthesized experience -- and logic, not legacy or formulae, to lead or coach employees.

The research design uses a meta-analytical approach through its focus on synthesizing experiences from four Swedish regional and national cases of design and use of web-based support in long-term illness.

As shown in Figure 3, as the buffer flow rate decreased and flow rate ratio increased, the morphologies of the synthesized materials experienced changes through (a) diamond shape with an apex angle of 58°, (b) long wires of several tens of micrometers, (c) wires of ∼10 μm, and (d) wires of 3 5 μm.

An entertainer in the purest sense of the word, he is brave enough to make mistakes as fast as he possibly can, so that we can synthesize that experience without having to admit we don't know what we're doing either.

This collaborative pilot was useful in synthesizing local experience in the creation of a nationally harmonized ILI syndrome definition.

Through facilitation of dialogue and collective action between its members and other experts, the CORE Group synthesizes experiences and generates state-of-the art products and knowledge that dramatically affect community-based child and maternal health polices and practices.

To explore and synthesize the experiences and perspectives of older people planning for and experiencing aging-in-place.

I wrote this piece to synthesize my experiences observing, tasting, and interviewing the folks involved with the Alinea experience.

More important, Mao produced the major works that synthesized his own experience of revolutionary struggle and his vision of how the revolution should be carried forward in the context of the united front.

It's a cozy scene, far from the grand scale and reach of his thematic paintings, showing that Cole -- who preferred to synthesize his experiences rather than report on them directly -- could still respond with great sensitivity to local particulars.