Sentence examples for using the wisdom of from inspiring English sources
So if the folly of crowds got us here, is there any hope for using the wisdom of crowds to get us out?
"There is a lot of potential in using the wisdom of the crowd to point journalists in productive directions," Mr. Rosen said.
Would the songs lose their edge or would I be able to twist them into something fresh using the wisdom of age?
Kaplan's plan for preserving the American ideal suggests using the wisdom of the past -- Churchill's statesmanship, Sun-Tzu's "hesitant determinism" -- as a guide for future foreign policy.
Kabat-Zinn, J. Full Catastrophe Living: Using the Wisdom of Your Body and Mind to Face Stress, Pain, and Illness (Delta Trade Paperbacks, 1990).
"It feels to me that a citizens' assembly is a way of going back to people, and using the wisdom of a number of people over a period of time to wrestle with the issue," she said.
"The Right Way to Use the Wisdom of Crowds". Harvard Business Review.
The government, he said archly, would use "the wisdom of our nation's leading scholars" to clean up the site.
Yahoo has built a tool to use the wisdom of many to determine which of those results are most likely.
In other works, they want to use the wisdom of the crowd to determine what factors are important what aren't.
The idea is that as these robots are built, we can use the wisdom of religious studies to enlarge our understanding of humans, and thus what you build into the humanoid machines.
