Sentence examples for a state of understanding from inspiring English sources

He also brings that experience of being the chief executive of a state, of understanding what it is to be in the public sector, and to be successful in running a state.

But he added that "a state of understanding among states" was possible.

This paper aims to address how well the body of knowledge on multi-organizational RM corresponds to a state-of-art understanding on project RM and to identify which gaps need to be addressed in future research.

Third, we discuss outlook based on the current state of understanding on ROS utilizations.

Honesty, then, is a goal, a spirit, a state of shared understanding.

This paper, however, focuses on the original motivation for DEM and attempts to provide a state-of-the-art understanding of the quasi-static deformation of granular media.

Herein, we present a state-of-the-art understanding and manipulating luminescence in CDs by changing their environmental states and using multiple spectroscopic methods as well as the first-principles theoretical calculations.

From an initial review primarily of the physical science underpinnings of climate change, assessment reports have developed into a state-of-the-art characterization of understanding on multiple aspects of climate change.

We have now reached a satisfactory state of understanding regarding the structural basis for clamp loader action, at least at the level of the general mechanism, understood in broad strokes.

The public perception of philosophy today is closer to the definition of wisdom offered by "The Philosophical Lexicon," a satirical dictionary compiled by the philosopher Daniel Dennett and published online: "A state of clarity and understanding so complete and exhaustive, yet also so detailed and complex, as to be totally incommunicable".

The study has provided a state of the art understanding of the burden of 67 risk factors and their clusters, 291 diseases and injuries on global, regional and national levels in period from 1990 to 2010 for 187 countries.