Sentence examples for thinking originated from inspiring English sources
A great deal of this thinking originated from one man: José Martí.
Serious evolutionary thinking originated with the works of Jean-Baptiste Lamarck, who was the first to present a coherent theory of evolution.
While formal sociotechnical systems thinking originated in the 1950s, its application to the analysis and design of sustainable, safe working environments has not been fully developed.
Soft systems thinking originates from computer system development and views all the elements involved in an interactive and holistic way.
As some of the early systems thinking literature originated from quantitative disciplines such as physics and biology, it may give the impression that relevant systems thinking approaches are predominantly quantitative.
I had a few conversations to better understand where this thinking might originate.
In order to properly tackle this challenge, eCROPS-CA adopts soft systems thinking which originates from software development and views all elements in an interactive and holistic way [ 56].
Elsewhere in this volume she talks about creationism, saying she "didn't believe in the theory that human beings — thinking, loving beings — originated from fish that sprouted legs and crawled out of the sea" or from "monkeys who eventually swung down from the trees".
"I was never sure whether the economic thinking of the Treasury originated with officials within that department, seeking to retrieve their credibility after the financial crisis, or with George Osborne and his political advisers.
They are biased ways of thinking that may have originated from an experience you had long ago.
As with so much of the ugliness during this election season, that line of thinking did not originate with Trump but with the Republican establishment, which has spent years pushing the myth of voter fraud as an excuse for coming up with ways to make it harder for minorities and poor people to cast their ballots — stringent voter-I.D. laws, fewer polling stations, a shorter voting window.
