Sentence examples for element of understanding from inspiring English sources
The basic physics of fusion has been known for some time, and a key element of understanding it is quantum tunnelling.
They profiled famous and successful LGBT persons, and generally strived to inject an element of understanding into the prison population, a population somewhat low on the concepts of compassion and understanding -- particularly as it concerns gender and social issues.
We utilized Brp-Short to quantitatively measure the number of active zones, a key element of understanding synaptic organization.
It is therefore not surprising that, according to Poincaré, mathematics requires intuition, interpreted as an element of understanding, not only in the context of discovery, but equally in the context of justification.
In addition, in order to operationalise the meaning of social support, this analysis draws on surrounding the meaning of care and the perception of who is available to care as a defining element of understanding experience.
Perceptions are essential elements of understanding landscape change because people "relate themselves to landscapes and are part of it at the same time" (Tress and Tress 2001, p. 148; see also Cronon 1996).
To formally evaluate the importance of this element for understanding the trends observed in Fig. 1, we graph the 80/20 ratio (R_{mathrm{{TI}},t}) considering only agents who are 18 years old or older (potential income earners).
And I'm sure there's an element of him understanding that the European Union and parliament in particular is a better forum," he suggests.
Theory in ecology points out the potential link between the degree of specialisation of organisms and their responses to disturbances and suggests that this could be a key element for understanding the assembly of communities.
Aquinas pulls together into a powerful (though confusingly expounded) synthesis a long tradition of analysis of the elements of understanding (reason) and intelligent response (will) that constitute deliberation, choice, and execution of choice: ST I-II qq.
