Sentence examples for comprehension and knowledge from inspiring English sources

They will create Russian subtitles, engaging their listening comprehension and knowledge of Russian grammar.

We are no longer part of the synagogue scene and have moved to the organization Chabad-Lubavitch, whose philosophy teaches understanding and recognition of the importance and unique mission of each creature and guides a person to refine and govern his and her every act and feeling through wisdom, comprehension and knowledge.

Basic comprehension and knowledge or cognition of facts is one minimal interpretation (Grisso & Appelbaum 1998, 37 42).

More recent research and development in this domain has examined very specific use case applications such as gist comprehension and knowledge about genetic testing for breast cancer risk (Wolfe et al., 2015), as well as underlying processes within targeted use cases.

The appliance of several approaches and levels of analyses to describe data provided comprehension and knowledge of the implementation process.

The appliance of different approaches and levels of analyses to describe data provided comprehension and knowledge of the implementation process.

Four groups of undergraduates (N = 84) studied a user-controllable animation of a piano mechanism and then were assessed for mental model quality (via a written comprehension test) and knowledge of the mechanism's dynamics (via a novel non-verbal manipulation test).

Similar to the Listening descriptor development team, the Reading project members developed a framework for the CSE Reading scales consisting of Cognitive Ability, Comprehension Strategy and Knowledge, and some details are given of the components of these constructs.

Based on the synthesis of literature, the present study defines reading as language users' or learners' disposal of their cognitive processes, comprehension strategies, and knowledge to construct meaning from written materials in various contexts and under various conditions.

The PBL score was high in all four domains (participation, comprehension, cooperation, and knowledge) when students sat on the Swiss ball compared to typical chair seating.

Significant associations between eye-tracking data and reading comprehension and prior knowledge emerged.