Sentence examples for Practice understanding from inspiring English sources

OK, now we're just going to do a little bit of practice understanding what it is we've just shown you.

In practice, understanding of the "choking" may facilitate troubleshooting of MIP units, as the related flow and transition behaviors are critical to the reaction performance.

For students hoping to enter legal practice, understanding commercial awareness is useful and ever more desirable to employers, says Stuart Malawer, a distinguished service professor of law and international trade at George Mason University.

2. Systems-based practice: Understanding the impact of community-academic partnerships and the characteristics of a culturally responsive behavioral health system of care for Hispanics 3. Recovery-oriented care: Culturally sensitive approaches to recovery from mental illness.

In structural engineering practice, understanding the behaviour of steel under extreme loading conditions is essential for accurate prediction of material response when subjected to a combination of severe load scenarios such as collision by heavy objects and a following fire.

As Marija Drafkid aptly states: "Xenophobia is… reflected more in what is done, than in what is enacted in law; as well as in the atmosphere in which the legal provisions are put into practice". Understanding the limitations of law, then, may lead to better, more focused responses to the problem.

When organizations and businesses like Harvard endeavor to promote sustainable and environmentally beneficial practices, understanding people's perceptions and assumptions can help them craft policies and encourage behaviors that are more effective over the long term.

The methods developed in this study could be useful for facilitating commercial inventory practices, understanding the relationship of tree species distribution to landscape features, and improving the novel use of CTIs to estimate AGB.

As with other forms of self-practice, understanding the factors that determine motivation for engaging in, and continuing with, self-practice will be important for elaborating the potential for these techniques to be of benefit for those with fibromyalgia.

Identifying the practices; Understanding the processes; Addressing tradeoffs and; Formulating supportive policies.

In our view, the move from complementarity to synergy particularly to achieve the superadditive value and subadditive cost models needs to capture four key elements: Identifying the practices; Understanding the processes; Addressing tradeoffs and; Formulating supportive policies.