Sentence examples for exploring and interpreting the from inspiring English sources
This book workshop is geared toward exploring and interpreting the multi-dimensional meanings of what we call "niched living" in the modern greater Himalayan region.
Philosophically, the research draws on hermeneutic traditions through which exploring and interpreting the experience of the participants was the primary focus of enquiry [ 23, 24].
Therefore, we believe that PhyloType software has the potential to be extremely useful for exploring and interpreting the large virus phylogenies, which are available today and should become the norm in the near future.
Amidst diverging discourses describing chronic non-communicable disease (NCD) and healthcare access, the hermeneutical tradition within sociology, particularly as exemplified in the work of Jurgen Habermas, provides a starting point for exploring and interpreting the experiences of chronic illness and healthcare access.
Its primary aim is to show how the planets and their satellites, comets, meteors, interplanetary dust, solar radiation and cosmic rays continually interact, sometimes violently, and it reflects humanity's progress in exploring and interpreting this history.
They motivate and support teachers to develop high quality, ambitious art projects, promoting opportunities for pupils to explore and interpret the world in imaginative ways through contact with art and artists.
To address the challenges inherent in exploring the complex, heterogeneous, dynamic data that feeds into such applications, we investigate the use of an ontology to guide structuring of the information space, to allow individuals and institutions to interactively explore and interpret the dynamic skill demand landscape for their specific needs.
The purpose of this study was to explore and interpret the part-time nursing faculty's perceptions of their need to learn pedagogical skills during their role transition experiences from an expert clinician identity to a clinical instructor identity while teaching at a rural 2-year institution (community college).
Jo Milne who was born profoundly deaf, sound tracker Gordon Hempton and two scientists who study epilepsy describe how they use sound to explore and interpret the world.
PEN America's ARC is here to connect artists to organizations that can keep them safe so they can continue to explore and interpret the world around us free of persecution and censorship.
