Sentence examples for in the shared understanding from inspiring English sources

An additional challenge in the coding process, for the researchers not directly involved in the interview, was interpreting participants 'sense-making' as some of the narratives were not always clearly articulated in the text, but were implicit in the shared understanding between the interviewer and the participant.

Instead, participants construct their own experiences in a group setting of peers who, through reaction and feedback, contribute in turn to the shared understanding of the individuals' experiences.

On coherence: There is some internal coherence in UNICEF's usptream work, through the shared understanding of upstream work and collaboration between different levels of UNICEF.

Specifically, we measured differences in the learning effects in groups, in the development of shared understanding within groups, in the types of plans that are developed by groups, and in the nature of participation during the workshops.

As with race and ethnicity, culture is a dynamic construct in that shared understandings change over time as they are shaped or informed by the experience of individual members of a group or the entire group.

The international Millennium Project has an acknowledged role in the development of shared understanding of the field.

Our study suggests that it is important that political management and key stakeholders with local knowledge are involved in the development of shared understanding, and the theory of coopetition should not be underestimated.

There is great scope for improvement in building a shared understanding in the patient-clinician interface.

Weiner's piece was also anchored in some shared understanding of the subject -- in his case, the rock cognoscenti's wide dismissal of Creed.

"The difficulty," he added ruefully, "is in finding a shared understanding of the rules of the game".

In the final steps of the analysis, the subtheme dialogue, shared understanding and fellowship in the groups emerged within the overarching theme of belonging.