Sentence examples for Synthesis of understanding from inspiring English sources
Going back to Vico and the neo-Aristotelian strands of early modern humanism, Gadamer wants to combine the Heideggerian notion of the world-disclosive synthesis of understanding with the idea of Bildung, of education in culture.
The linguistic identification of a thing is, in other words, not original but is predicated on the world-disclosive synthesis of understanding and interpretation.
Our laboratory studies the cellular architecture and regulation of protein synthesis, with the goal of understanding how cells regulate the subcellular organization and temporal dynamics of protein synthesis.
He started the Laboratory of Fungal Glycobiology at Universidad de Guanajuato with the goal of understanding the synthesis mechanisms of the fungal cell wall and medically relevant fungi-host interaction.
The importance of understanding mucin synthesis and secretion is therefore more than just a scholarly exercise.
Recent discoveries that provide a link between inositol phosphate (IP) signaling and fundamental cellular processes evoke many exciting new hypotheses about IP function, and underscore the importance of understanding how IP synthesis is regulated.
Failure of understanding.
The exploration of these landscapes helps to expand on the regional synthesis of the understanding of the prehistoric cultural period deposits they hold.
Sir Tim is optimistic that analysis of the web will be followed by synthesis of this understanding into technical proposals that can encourage and support new social trends.
The need remains for a more comprehensive synthesis of our understanding of wildlife disease from individual hosts to ecosystems (Tompkins et al. 2011).
The Cochrane version of the HTA review has the potential to be classified as an 'innovative' review in the Cochrane library and would be one of the first to demonstrate the value of an additional realist synthesis in understanding complexity at multiple levels of context, intervention and implementation.
