Sentence examples for an essential understanding of from inspiring English sources

"His curiosity and drive to uncover new knowledge was generously shared with audiences around the world, both from space and in wide travels to reach as many people as possible with an essential understanding of our fragile planet.

Historical knowledge is found in the flow of the historical process and knowledge of this very process provides an essential understanding of human reality.

Thus, an essential understanding of the Sq current system has been acquired through an extensive analysis of low- to mid-latitude station data, covering both sides (equatorward and poleward) of the Sq current system focus in both hemispheres.

Each prototype description begins with a presentation of the MHNs' essential understanding of caregiver support.

The independent functioning of the F.B.I. and the Justice Department, even though they are part of the executive branch, is a norm — an essential political understanding of how things are done in government.

Thus an essential part of understanding the regulation of AC seems to rely on understanding its trafficking and organization in the PM.

Polysaccharide-directed probes such as monoclonal antibodies are important tools to gain an understanding of polysaccharide diversity and occurrence in cell walls which is an essential aspect of understanding the molecular basis of cell wall functions.

In 1965, in a discussion of her second volume of poems, Ariel, this taboo was broken on my weekly Third Programme arts review, New Comment, and her suicide was introduced as an essential way of understanding these late poems.

Characterization of Me-ENMs is an essential part of understanding bioavailability and requires novel methodologies.

However, the similarity in the decay trend of the Q-factor ubiquitous in Fano system has received less attention and remains an essential part of understanding the implications of radiative and non-radiative losses.

He has three main reasons (all good ones): First, grasping a work's genre is itself an essential constituent of understanding the work and its contents (in much the same way as grasping a sentence's illocutionary force is itself an essential constituent of understanding the sentence and its contents).