Sentence examples for taking that insight from inspiring English sources

Taking that insight further, if we changed the exam, or the teaching style, or course work vs exam, between English schools, we would get different results: the original study cannot assess the relative importance of things that are constant in it.

In 1982, W Edwards Deming suggested that complementary knowledge domains were important in improving quality. 1 Taking that insight into healthcare, Batalden and Stoltz later suggested that traditional improvement was driven by intellectual disciplines that differed substantially from continual improvement 2 (figure 1).

That insight is that morally appropriate behavior will not harm others, but instead increase happiness or 'utility.' What is distinctive about utilitarianism is its approach in taking that insight and developing an account of moral evaluation and moral direction that expands on it.

Callaway Golf has taken that insight as far as anyone and before the 2-Ball came along was most famous for its Big Bertha drivers, which have humongous heads and cost a fortune.

So we took that insight and we shared it with [Programming Chief] Michael Wright, and in this year's episodes there will be a better set-up at the beginning of the episode so that new fans know what part each character plays.

So I took that insight and left the Peace Corps and started law school and read the book that changed my life: [John] Boswell's Christianity, Social Tolerance, and Homosexuality, which was this sweeping, award-winning unprecedentedly brilliant history of the first several thousand years of Western civilization and how it treated homosexuality.

It didn't take a degree to glean that insight; it took firsthand experience, and empathy, both of which she has in exquisite abundance.

"We can take that demand insight and go to restaurants in that area who maybe don't serve Mexican good but have similar ingredients or equipment that might work," Krishnamachar said.

Brought back down to earth sharply when I realise that it will take the insight of Einstein, the prose of Proust, and the spin of Alastair Campbell to turn this mess of half-baked ideas into any kind of story.

Regeneration reuse network structure is obtained through an iterative optimal procedure by taking the insights from reuse water network structure.

A Bayesian brain-computer interaction (BBCI) module was carefully designed so that for each presented image, a Bayesian model that takes HV insight as prior information and CV insights as sample information is built up to present retrieval results.