From the beginning, as a maker of complex machines IBM had no choice but to explain its products to its customers and thus to develop a strong understanding of their business requirements.
Consequently, Thornton says, "we need to develop a strong understanding of the air quality and climate implications of our findings".
As a result, we've developed a strong understanding of best practices and gained knowledge of the benchmarks and metrics that actually matter when it comes to running a SaaS company.
These issues challenge trainee early childhood practitioners to develop a strong understanding of the link between quality early learning environments, and the critical importance of integrating social emotional support to ensure success in learning.
In order to be successful in a multicultural society, business professionals need to develop a strong understanding of the reality of both their home and the foreign business environment.
The learning goals of this exercise focus on the conceptual understanding of natural selection, and the outcomes expect that a strong understanding of natural selection can be applied to develop a strong understanding of other mechanisms of evolutionary change (Table 2).
The specific challenges and scaffolds that we identified in this study have played a vital role in laying the groundwork for extending the CTSiM environment and integrating adaptive scaffolding to help students simultaneously develop a strong understanding of both CT and science concepts.
An added bonus here is that you'll develop a strong understanding of what it might be like to work with that person.
Bekele Geleta grew up in Ethiopia where he developed a strong understanding of the critical role of Red Cross Red Crescent principles, such as neutrality in matters of politics and religion.
While neuroscientists have developed a strong understanding of how LSD acts on serotonin receptors in the brain, they've been less clear on how these chemical changes lead to profound shifts in consciousness like the ones described by Leary. .
With fewer experienced researchers to model scientific practices and provide feedback, students may be less likely to develop a strong understanding of the nature of science or a scientific identity.
