Sentence examples for comprehension of the changes from inspiring English sources
"The older people in companies got their degrees 10 or more years ago and have limited comprehension of the changes taking place in higher education".
Attention serves as a supervisory control for different cognitive functions (including those involved in change detection; see Baddeley, 1993), by overseeing comparisons between the pre-change and post-change representations stored in memory, the comprehension of the change (awareness of the evolution of the situation), and the decision-making needed to act upon the change (see Lamme, 2003).
As the camera angle changes, different parts of the structure are highlighted and with this change in perspective, your comprehension of the form changes too until at the end you're left with dripping streaks that slip down the screen in glitchy lines.
The chemistry of GR was quantitatively studied by comprehension of the composition changes both in the preparation solution and in the solid samples.
Natural changes will take place and a good comprehension of those changes will help you to perceive them when they do occur as a normal reaction to cessation of breastfeeding.
Patients were excluded from the bariatric program based on ASMBS exclusion criteria, which are as follows: current drug or alcohol abuse; reversible endocrine or other disorder that can cause obesity; uncontrolled/severe psychiatric illness; and lack of comprehension of the risks/benefits/expected outcomes/lifestyle changes associated with bariatric surgery.
Combined molecular biology and morphology have deferred comprehension of structural changes occurring with aging in the collagen network and density.
But as scientists race to write the final chapter, they have little comprehension of the book's instructions and the changes they might bring to society.
These enhancements assist and guide users in decision-making and increase users' comprehension of the effects of land use changes on water quantity and quality.
Comprehension of historical changes in landscape and forest management will provide valuable insights into current ecosystems and biodiversity and will support future management decisions and conservation strategies.
Such accumulation of changes produces substantial modifications in software projects and therefore vast amounts of relevant facts that are useful for the understanding and comprehension of the software project for making additional changes.
