Sentence examples for generating an understanding from inspiring English sources

Taken together, these codes supported generating an understanding of the degree of match between instructional priorities among the Head Start agency and the Head Start teachers.

However, and this is where Althusser's Spinozism becomes apparent and also where he breaks with economistic understandings of Marx, it is not the case that the analysis of any one mode of production within the totality of productive practices is capable of generating an understanding of the way in which all rest of the productive processes are causally determined.

The methodology used was a qualitative approach to case study which is appropriate in generating an understanding of the women's actual lived experience of their traumatic childbirth.

However, generating an understanding of the concept of 'healthy carrier status' and therefore acceptance of the role of both parents seems a particularly important area for communication, in order to address the risk of blame and stigmatisation of mothers.

The pathways involved specifically in ethanol and 2,3-butanediol production have been studied in detail, generating an understanding that will be useful for engineering the Paenibacillus system for improved biofuel production.

Interpretive description, a method that extends beyond being simply a qualitative description to include both a practice goal as well as generating an understanding of both what is known and not known about a given area [ 30] was used in phase two.

William accepts the standard medieval definition of signification: a sound is significant if it generates an understanding in the mind of a hearer.

Actual signification is too strong a criterion, but every sound potentially generates an understanding, even if only in the mind of the person uttering it.

Thus it can help to generate an understanding of the implications of design decisions for the performance of the manufacturing system in different product demand scenarios.

Judging by William's discussion, there was some debate at the end of the eleventh century as to whether signification required that a spoken word actually, as opposed to merely potentially, generate an understanding in the mind of a hearer.

For example, a main category under the name "assessment methods of English ability" was created to generate an understanding of how the participants evaluated their potential employees' English levels in terms of their ability to do work that involved English.