Sentence examples for a satisfactory understanding of from inspiring English sources
In short, for a satisfactory understanding of the medieval intellectual edifice, inspection of the uses of probability seems indispensable.
While both are compatible with presupposition (A), neither of these positions provides a satisfactory understanding of posthumous harm or wrong.
However, a satisfactory understanding of the phase stabilities in HEAs and the ability to thermodynamically predict their behaviors is limited.
Yet another crucial notion, for the sake of understanding virtue, is 'human flourishing.' Anscombe is doubtful we will be able to reach a satisfactory understanding of this notion.
But this concept is also not complete, Scheibe argues, since, for example, a satisfactory understanding of "counter-factual" limiting processes such as ℏ→0 or c→∞ has not yet been developed.
We conclude that focusing on individual compounds will not provide a satisfactory understanding of the evolution and function of chemical communication in Drosophila.
Scientific exegesis was pursued on the Catholic side by scholars such as F. de Ribera (1591) and L. Alcasar (1614), who showed the way to a more satisfactory understanding of the Revelation.
This constitutes an indispensable component of Nāgārjuna's concept since for him the purpose of determining the existence or non-existence of svabhāva is not just to arrive at a theoretically satisfactory understanding of reality but is taken to have far more comprehensive implications for how we interact with the world.
Our decision not to commit to a particular view of what access might be and how it should be assessed at the outset of the project was critical to our subsequent development of a more satisfactory understanding of access.
If the individual experiences the selected internal collaboration script components as not leading to a satisfactory understanding or appropriate activities in an instance of a CSCL practice, an "expectation failure" (Schank, 1999, p. 41) occurs and a reconfiguration of the employed internal script components becomes more likely (see Principle 4).
