Sentence examples for common framework of understanding from inspiring English sources
When times are too uncertain for strategy, doctrine creates a common framework of understanding.
Quality models have been proposed as the engineering artefact to provide a common framework of understanding for QoS, by defining the quality factors that apply to web service usage.
Schusler et al. ([15], p. 311) defined social learning 'as learning that occurs when people engage one another, sharing diverse perspectives and experiences to develop a common framework of understanding and basis for joint action'.
Standards for descriptive and structural metadata will help establish a common framework for understanding data and data structures to address the heterogeneity of datasets".
If competency models gave us a common language for describing workplace skills and behaviors, mindfulness brings a common framework for understanding how we think and feel, and therefore interact, in the context of our daily environment.
Diedrichsen, J. & Kriegeskorte, N. Representational models: a common framework for understanding encoding, pattern-component, and representational-similarity analysis.
As I argued in a previous article, the way out of the current debate about whether technology is good or bad is for musicians and technologists to create a joint narrative, a common framework for understanding what technology means for music and how all the parties can benefit from the opportunities that new technologies offer.
Professor Tom Porter brings together divinity school and law students to explore both theological and legal frameworks of understanding restorative practices.
We view the rise of statistical ecology as a sign that ecological and statistical modelling are coming together with the common goal of understanding complex processes in a formal inferential framework for better predictive capabilities.
Long experience has taught me this about the progress of science: Communities of scientists typically work within a framework of common understanding, rarely questioning the scientific basis of that understanding.
