Sentence examples for thinking and insights from inspiring English sources

Future developments in this area could benefit from systems thinking and insights from theoretical perspectives, such as sociotechnical system theory for joint optimization and responsible autonomy, with emphasis on both the technical and social aspects of HRA implementation.

Opportunities for legitimate generative work create access to student thinking, and insights gained from this access allow instructors to modify instruction to improve student learning opportunities.

The first deals with innovative thinking and insights in science and art in turn of the century Vienna.

Attendees at these unconferences come away with new ideas, new support networks, new ways of thinking and new insights.

We also need to explore whether this way of thinking and speaking offers useful insights in an environment of continual health care improvement and reform.

These concepts and values reflect broader ways of thinking and therefore offer important insight into general patterns of culture.

To address these problems, we need assessments that not only reveal students' conceptions in these areas, but also provide insight into students' thinking and possible mental models.

Possessing one of the most brilliant minds of his era, he relished the problem solving process and was known for his penetrating questions, imaginative thinking, and stunning insights.

All of us benefited from his wise counsel, clear thinking and significant insight over many years.

Thus, future studies should consider how a novice's spontaneous speech and gestures may influence their thinking and provide insight into how spatial concepts are formed.

He also had significant executive dysfunction including concrete thinking and poor insight regarding his health and cognitive problems.