Sentence examples for be understood and used from inspiring English sources
With the current technological explosion, the arrival of Web 2.0 and the growth of ICTs, designers' tools can be understood and used by novice users.
The importance of societal values, cultural contexts and behaviour of bureaucracies must be understood and used to assist the assessment of progress towards sustainability using SDIs.
Yet, the knowledge they incorporate is rarely self-contained enough for them to be understood and used – by humans or machines – without the modeller's mediation.
We all wanted to achieve a clear, concise planning framework which could be understood and used by all, and which set out what was really important in order to regulate responsible development.
Now a body of knowledge exists that makes it clear that an event such as the mass shooting in Aurora, Colo., was not a "senseless" occurrence as random as a hurricane or earthquake but, rather, has underlying causes that can be understood and used to prevent similar mass shootings.
Originality/value: This study reflection aims to resolve or reduce to a minimum the acknowledged housing estate delivery and provision inadequacy problems in the country, and by exploring this phenomenon, best practise project management techniques will be understood and used to provide sustainable social (public) housing estate units for the Nigerian populace.
23 47 In the quantitative strand, we will limit information bias by pilot testing the questionnaire for clarity (participants understand the questions as they were meant to be understood) and using non-staff interviewers.
As cheminformaticians, these issues are our domain: it is up to us to build the tools, and ensure that they are understood and used correctly by experimentalists, so that we can leverage the full potential of open science.
Sound signals for the orientation and confirmation functions were understood and used by the participants.
Explores the forces behind technological and cultural change; how technological and cultural artifacts are understood and used by different communities; and whether, in what ways, and for whom technology has produced a better world.
