Sentence examples for grounded understandings from inspiring English sources

Reference materials: Teachers make regular use of STeLLA reference materials to assure shared and grounded understandings.

By engaging in joint fact-finding or pilot tests together, inventors and investors can reach grounded understandings that might otherwise elude them.

Such a review should begin with recognition that the international legal framework is sometimes at odds with grounded understandings of entitlements and frequently at odds with itself.

They note from their review of international legal frameworks, that these are often at odds with grounded understandings of entitlements as well as being frequently inconsistent with each other.

In the nineteen-seventies and eighties, the Yale University psychologists Jerome Singer and Michael Barrios tried to gain a more empirically grounded understanding of what it meant to be creatively blocked.

This is an exploratory study aimed at developing a grounded understanding of attributes of products and services that are desired by the consumers.

Successfully overcoming the protean manifestations of cancer requires a grounded understanding of its discrete cellular nature and the exact circumstances of its cellular opposition.

There is a need for a theoretically grounded understanding of acceptance of different location-tracking technology options, and its research implications.

Hamilton's contends that the age-old search for a philosophy of the unconditioned is futile, and he contends that what is in effect a combination phenomenalism and presentationism will supply everything a properly grounded understanding of reality requires.

What separated him from the mainstream was his philosophically grounded understanding of language and linguistics and his decidedly non-Eurocentric orientation, which preserved the enlightenment Universalist tradition by providing it with a new philosophical base.

Drawing on interviews with translators and translation review committee members and on an analysis of archival materials, it provides an empirically grounded understanding of practical problems of linguistic equivalence, and the institutional work required to maintain the IFRS as a global, translingual institution.