Sentence examples for example in understanding from inspiring English sources

For example, in "Understanding Media," he wrote: "Since TV, the assembly line has disappeared from industry.

This part of the world is important, for example, in understanding how the climate will change over the next century – around its coasts are the engines for many of the world's ocean currents and there is enough ice sitting on the continent to add 60 metres to global sea levels, if it all melted.

Connective analysis, historically inflected, would seem to be particularly appropriate, for example, in understanding analysis itself.

For example, in understanding educational attainment are genetic factors related to selection effects associated with education or with the true effect of achieving additional education.

Our finding provides the first example in understanding the preferred amino acid residues modified by the reactive QM-3, which is also the key structural unit responsible for forming covalent bonds in many biochemical applications.

For example, in understanding the causes of adverse events, highly systematic and standardised investigatory techniques have been developed for analysing medical errors (eg, using human factors frameworks to identify causal factors 15).

These examples help in understanding his intellectual efforts since, as Steinberg admits, "It's easier for me to draw these things than to explain them".

The irrational traits they uncovered are, to pick one notable example, hugely important in understanding the causes of the current economic crisis, which has its roots in (among others) the overconfidence bias and the illusion of skill.

29 For example, initial progress in understanding ecological speciation has necessarily focused on easily measured morphological, and to some extent, behavioral traits.

For example, managers interested in understanding the effects of insect outbreaks could combine measures of pre-infestation conditions, attack intensity, attack duration, and post-attack conditions into a similarity measure between landscapes.

Research into the biology of the organism has been partly hampered by the lack of an effective cell culture system for propagation and the limited availability of genomic sequence data, impacting, for example, on progress in understanding the taxonomic position of the protozoan, therapeutic drug discovery, and identification of diagnostic, virulence and subtyping markers.