Sentence examples for embedded understanding from inspiring English sources

During his final college season at Connecticut, Beatty said, the linemen had an embedded understanding of what each one did well.

It notes the need for contextually embedded understanding of ways to engage multiple stakeholders in the politicized, sensitive and often contested arenas of sexual and reproductive health.

High standards of leadership and an embedded understanding of core values provide a very sound moral baseline from which the military can move forward in the conduct of its business.

"Is that a world tour," he asks, "or your girl's tour?" Touted as the "cruelest barbs" in the rap, these lines reveal just how culturally embedded our understanding of masculinity is: The best way to insult a man is to compare him to a woman.

It is crucial to recognise and understand the complex ways in which trust in localised relational contexts is embedded within understandings, perceptions and assumptions regarding broader systems of service organisation, professional expertise and knowledge development [ 40, 49, 68].

It is therefore important to accurately understand the characteristics of appliance use and to embed this understanding into predictive models to support load forecast and building design decisions.

Bellow actually embeds the understanding in his work.

"There's a lot of chanting and recitation which to our English ears seems a bit formulaic," says McMullen, "but it's a way of embedding that understanding".

Dr Amanda Robinson, a reader in criminology at Cardiff University who conducted the research for College of Policing, said: "Our research showed very clearly that we need to embed an understanding of coercive control more centrally and explicitly with a risk-led approach to domestic abuse".

This creativity will help embed your understanding much better than rote reading or writing; using artistic and interesting revision tools will allow your mind explode with different revision ideas and the information will stay foremost in your memory.

For people of my mother's generation, the Party's truth had become so embedded in their understanding of themselves that the boundary between what they represented and what the government propagandized had faded, shifting to form the outline of a manufactured reality.