A mathematical model is used in science for a two-fold purpose: first, to understand and convey understanding of observed phenomena, and second, to predict the state of a system given initial conditions [ 4].
As the quantifiers suffered various reverses, some of their old supporters moved back to the claim that constructing a narrative was essential to the historian's activity and that narratives could convey understanding of the past in a distinctive fashion.
The mode for conveying understanding of the "principles" is oral while there are at least two modes for the presentation: written messages on slides, and oral messages of support for those slides.
This helped to capture the complexity of the phenomenon and gave rich data that conveyed understanding of the research question from different perspectives.
We conclude that, in a 4-yr institutional setting, this CURE conveyed understanding of targeted biological topics and was more enjoyable than the traditional labs.
The first Australians conveyed understandings of human nature and the natural world, environmental practices and traditions, medicine and healing, and much more, through their teaching systems and practices, sacred narratives, such as song series (or "songlines"), visual designs, rituals and ceremonies, storytelling and in knowledge used regularly in rich but subtle economic lifeways.
Related terms, such as "networks" or "large technical systems", convey understandings of connectivity and "an integrative foundation for modern societies" [44].
Trust, Hollis argues, is at the heart of truly resilient cities because it conveys the understanding of places as shared experiences, where people come together for mutual benefit.
It simply conveys an understanding of what the person is feeling and attempting to communicate; and his feelings and ideas are accepted as being valid for him, if not for the listener.
This video, covering a full crop cycle, documents the contrasting growth of SRI and non-SRI plants and conveys the understanding of SRI/SICA that Romero and neighboring farmers have gained from their experience with the new methods.
Eagleton knows he is more learned than these "avatars of the liberal establishment" and shows himself to be broader in his thinking in those passages where he drops the Ditchkins-like abuse of religion and conveys his understanding of the "tragic humanism" in the Gospels.
