Sentence examples for explanations to explain from inspiring English sources
In this setting, using the knowledge components of the instructional explanations to explain the examples (i.e., generating principle-based self-explanations) is considered to be a highly important learning process.
By the end of the trip, Stein Erik had become more downbeat, trying to come up with explanations to explain why we were the poor sods destined to get nothing but the rear view of these impressive animals.
My colleague Guardian Australia political editor, Lenore Taylor, reports: An independent analysis by the Treasury has stuck with economic forecasts the federal Coalition has labelled "not credible" but has provided margins of error and lengthy explanations to explain volatility in its recent economic predictions.
Scientists seek natural, causal explanations to explain natural phenomena; they make predictions about what they would expect to observe if a certain idea is true.
Scientists aren't sure, but they have offered a range of explanations to explain why bats might pose a greater threat than other animals.
At some point, though, you lose all physical motivation, and you're coming up with multi-parameter explanations to explain an observation that a single free parameter — dark energy — gave you before you started tinkering with your dust theory.
However, the researchers suggest that there could be a biological explanation to explain at least some of the variation in the timing of a woman's first baby and the overall size of her family.
(9) One can use similar explanation to explain the effect of external electric AC-field with sufficiently high frequency (more than 1 MHz) where the localized charges will conduct the electrical current regardless their localization.
Out of these ways of experiencing and coming to understand the world grows our account of explanation: to explain a fact is to locate a law under which it can be subsumed.
The idea behind a logic of attitudes is to change the normal order of explanation to explain why normative sentences and attitudes bear the logical relations that they do to other sentences and attitudes.
