Sentence examples for A transparent understanding from inspiring English sources

A subsequent meteorological analysis for 17 sites mapping the world climate creates a transparent understanding on the activity of the specific system components.

The results indicate that B-spline neurofuzzy networks are capable of predicting well the settlement of shallow foundations on granular soils and are able to provide a transparent understanding of the relationships between settlement and the factors affecting it.

The neurons that comprise such network models may be modeled in biophysical and geometric detail (Koch 1999; Huys et al. 2006) for large-scale simulation (Markram 2006), but also of great practical use are experimentally-verifiable reduced descriptions that allow for a transparent understanding of the causal relation between cellular properties and network states.

This is a very conservative approach, but allows a more transparent understanding of the weight of each parameter regarding model outcomes.

A physically transparent understanding is provided for heat transfer within the collectors, heat loss to ambient, fluid flow and steam cycle efficiency.

With the renewed focus on family planning, a clear and transparent understanding is needed for the consistent classification of contraceptives, especially in the commonly used modern/traditional system.

Both Viviana and Veronica represent the emerging faces and stories that are providing a deeper and more transparent understanding of Latinas -- a glass window into "all" that Latinas are.

The chapter discusses problems of linking between structural analysis and design code procedures, especially from the point of view of semi-probability and probability approaches that, in general, lead to more transparent understanding of the reliability of structural members.

They also both have functional aspects, in so far conscious experiences interact with each other in richly content-appropriate ways that manifest our transparent understanding of their contents.

The use of site-specific data of full-scale waste treatment facilities and the definition of alternative waste management hierarchies may help decision-making by local public administrators and stakeholders, providing a transparent picture and deep understanding of costs and benefits for waste management at local scale.

Flow visualisation experiments were carried out using a transparent RTM mould to develop a better understanding of the mould filling process for hemp mat reinforced phenolic composites.