Sentence examples for thinking results from inspiring English sources

The shift in thinking results from advances in neuroscience and computer science, and from the prod of necessity.

"Traditional airline thinking results in traditional customer experiences," Mr. Mapes said.

Mozart's thinking results in something playable, not statable; Cezanne may make mistakes but is not in error.

Contrary to current thinking, results from our study suggest that the nitrogen cycle was not a driver of secondary succession in this ecosystem during the period of rapid and significant climatic warming at the late-glacial/early postglacial transition.

Kahneman and Tversky [ 17] put forward the original theory that system 1 thinking results in error when system 2 processes do not spot mistakes during system 1 processing.

The firings are symptomatic of how the Administration's zeal for political loyalty and its intolerance of independent thinking result in chaos.

More specifically, the cross-sectional nature of the study makes it difficult to discern whether high levels of repetitive thinking result in more anxiety and depression or whether high levels of anxiety and depression may lead to more repetitive thinking.

I think when I start thinking about results, I stop playing the right way because I start getting too nervous.

That kind of thinking resulted in the PT Cruiser, which is a Dodge Neon sporting its granddaddy's zoot suit (really someone else's granddaddy, since it resembles Fords of the 30's more than any Chrysler).

The authors speculated that red signalled "avoidance" and so they were more careful, while blue motivated the opposite: an "approach" behaviour that encouraged them to be freer with their thinking, resulting in more creativity.

In a community where violence is considered as a normative indicator of masculinity, their lower literacy level (20) may affect their critical thinking, resulting in their inability to see ways to communicate other than through violence.