Sentence examples for gain an idea from inspiring English sources

It is an astonishing place, with enough of the market, the forum, the circus, the gymnasium and baths in place to gain an idea of the sheer size and scale of the buildings, of how life would have been lived more than 2,000 years ago.

The objective is to gain an idea about the effects of the involved factors and their interactions.

However, to gain an idea of the degree of complexity of the algorithm, we use big notation, which gives the asymptotic running time for an indefinitely large input.

She concludes that, by considering what a rational moral being would desire, "we gain an idea of rational interest which must ever attend on rational nature …" (Macaulay 1783, 130).

To gain an idea of how the solar UV radiation varies between different regions, including planned landing sites of two future Mars surface missions, we modelled the total solar UV surface flux throughout one Martian year for two different dust scenarios.

One can gain an idea of its impact if one considers that the use of concrete test specimens has been standardized into norms in various countries, such as UNE-EN 12390-6, ASTM C-496, and CPC6 (Carmona and Aguado 2012).

Gaining an idea of his range requires sampling from all over the vast table of his output.

Combining this with numerical weather prediction data enabled us to gain an approximate idea of what could happen if we had an all-out nuclear war.

In order to gain an exact idea about the accuracy of WD, we implement two famous exact algorithms for our constrained combinatorial procurement problem.

In order to gain an exact idea about the accuracy of WD, we have fully implemented in Java two exact procedures to solve our constrained electricity CRA problem: 1) Brute Force that guarantees the solution optimality since it checks the entire solution space.

Davies threw himself into the role, travelling around the country and inspecting local units to gain an overall idea of their efficiency.