Sentence examples for combine understanding from inspiring English sources

"Working with Yahoo's innovative scientists, engineers, designers and users, we will do research and create technology that combine understanding context with the power of communities, enabling us to have an even greater impact in reaching and benefiting Internet users around the world," said Davis.

There is also a need to develop approaches that combine understanding of interlinked social and natural processes.

Next, findings are analysed within each category so as to combine understandings about particular practices.

These findings, albeit limited to assimilation effects, suggest that combined understanding from both psychological and neuroimaging studies would help deepen our understanding of the taste experience.

It is argued that only a combined understanding of scaled and topological approaches allow us to capture the complexities of the politics of urban infrastructures in the in-between city.

Several contributions to collections have expanded a career-long theme of work that combines understanding writing practices and students' learning of writing with collaboration and co-authoring.

Developing a "sense of salience" [ 14] calls for combining understanding and skill with the ability to put into practice the information acquired from a rich pool of knowledge.

The bottom-up explanatory models of subsystems and the combined understanding of cellular systems on the basis of their physical principles have been a core concept of molecular biology and systems biology for more than half a century.

In particular, the CPCM combines understandings of biological circuitry — along with engineering, computational, and mathematical techniques (as well as genomic ones) — to focus on signaling networks and pathways that are aberrantly regulated in cancer cells.

Combining understandings of health behaviour as habits, and more importantly socially shared customs, shaped by and negotiated within healthcare structures, suggests a better explanation of the observed behaviour than the more commonly used rational theory model in health services research.

True empathy combines understanding both the emotional and the logical rationale that goes into every decision.