Sentence examples for deconstruct and understand from inspiring English sources

Emerging technologies that allow measurements on single cells to complex behaviors mean that geneticists have the opportunity not only to revel in biological complexity but to deconstruct and understand it.

The genomic era has revealed that dimerising TFs are at the "heart" of animal complexity and deserve a lot of attention, in order to deconstruct and understand the major control circuits of life.

Pushing ahead a little farther forward is the idea that, if we can deconstruct the way the brain works and understand its creativity and spontaneity, can we write computer programs that have that kind of creativity?

But something about this Mike Nichols comedy coming at just the right moment in a young actor's life made him want to deconstruct it and to understand it.

Expert(s) in linguistic competency (i.e., able to deconstruct and analyze a sentence, understand the meaning of each component of a sentence and how they interact).

The code, or "rule set," can be changed and therefore understood and deconstructed.

And perhaps right now Facebook pages and other social media channels are the safest, and most effective way, for people to deconstruct their experiences and start to understand the truth about rape culture and why it's so pervasive, so we can all begin to find ways to take down the massive, systemic problem.

Others specialize in digital forensics, deconstructing cyber attacks to understand their origins and purpose.

I've sought out serious scientists who are deconstructing hope and trying to understand what effects it does have on the body.

But you don't need to deconstruct Nazi ideology or understand racist dog whistles to condemn the Nazis in "Schindler's List".

Using the UK's Department of International Development and Norwegian's Agency for Development Co-operation as case examples, Jones [ 122] tries to deconstruct donor policy to understand the predominate focus on prevention rather than treatment of HIV/AIDS.