Sentence examples for Full comprehension of from inspiring English sources
Full comprehension of the thermal behavior of the charring ablator is of great importance in designing the thermal protection system (TPS) of a reentry vehicle.
Full comprehension of the car body (whole body) occurs dynamically when steering the car between obstacles.
It is permeated with expressions of support for and full comprehension of Nazi ideology.
Mr. Tresnjak takes his actors' full comprehension of Elizabethan text very seriously.
A few northern artists adopted Renaissance motifs but used them in a piecemeal manner without full comprehension of Italian compositional methods.
But even if Landry, 30, does not have full comprehension of the playbook, he has far more experience than his fellow safeties.
It is an incredibly powerful tool--one that allows you to take a broader perspective, factor in all relevant information, and make decisions that reflect a fuller comprehension of the situation at hand.
When students who had used the podcasts were asked why they did so, all participants described revisiting the lecture so as to get a fuller comprehension of what they felt was a complex subject as a main reason for use.
We argue only that accurate transmission does not suffice to guarantee that handoffs will accomplish their larger purpose of creating in the mind of the oncoming party a fuller comprehension of the most important and uncertain aspects of the patient's course.
Consistent with our previous study with this unique student population [ 8], students reported using the podcasts for a variety of reasons including revisiting the lecture for a fuller comprehension of the materials, revising, finding answers to specific questions, and to a lesser extent to catch up on missed lectures.
The ability to replay the lecture podcasts several times helped some students to assimilate the information required for a fuller comprehension of the subject and to reinforce their knowledge of the topic area: G: When you actually sit there and listen to it again it actually makes a lot more sense and it sinks in better...and you can confirm everything that you've learned.
