Sentence examples for develop a theoretical understanding from inspiring English sources

But it's also a good object lesson to ask experimentalists to go beneath their data and develop a theoretical understanding of what they're doing".

The study sought to develop a theoretical understanding of identities related to eating.

The many experimental variables involved in the determination of the pattern spatial symmetry and periodicity make it imperative to develop a theoretical understanding that can guide experimental research.

In this study, we develop a theoretical understanding and thermodynamic simulation capability for investigation of an integrated SOFC reformer system operating on various fuels.

These are (1) the volume averaging methods, (2) the irreversible thermodynamic methods and (3) the use of analogous models, which were used to develop a theoretical understanding of viscous coupling phenomena.

This paper presents a series of findings generated during a larger study which aimed to develop a theoretical understanding of the reasons why nursing students voluntarily leave pre-registration nursing programmes.

They were also given "justifications" as to why some interventions were better or worse than others so they developed a theoretical understanding of the reasons behind preferred actions.

We report a Monte Carlo simulation study of the molten Fe C S system with the aim of developing a theoretical understanding of the influence of sulphur during decarburization reactions in Fe C alloys.

At the end of this chapter, a physical model for developing a theoretical understanding of the self-assembly processes as well as for designing tools to optimize the processes and to establish the theoretical and practical bounds on their performance is given.

I begin by examining previous research on selection and job definition to develop a theoretical framework for understanding how organizations might construct and fill open-ended roles.

In this light, the current paper aims to develop a theoretical framework for understanding how service financing and provision occur in health and social care systems that are characterised by a variety of relationships between different actors.