Sentence examples for insight into the concepts from inspiring English sources
(1) Giving them insight into the concepts of sustainable development.
Situated uneasily between the two powerhouses of nineteenth-century Europe, Belgium offers a unique insight into the concepts of citizenship and militarisation in a divided society in the era of fervent nationalism.
Regarding our method we can conclude that it is possible to gain insight into the concepts and work practices of a visual domain or profession, even for researchers untrained in that domain.
The corrected solution provides a proper insight into the concept of orientation-dependent adhesion strength in anisotropic elastic solids.
The discussion that follows is an attempt to provide physical insight into the concept of entropy at the introductory level.
The analysis provides insight into the concept design and feasibility of SiC/SiC composite cladding concepts that exhibit significantly different behavior than metallic cladding structures.
Both physical and stochastic descriptions of molecular motion in a porous solid are presented, the latter being more rigorous and presenting a different insight into the concept of tortuosity.
Steven Vanderputten advances both our empirical knowledge of monastic communities and our insight into the concept of institutional reform ., depending on different contexts, avoids a priori classifications drawn from later reforming chronicles and instead provides a compelling overall framework for explaining change.
Participants were selected from multiple networks for their expressed interest and insight into the concept of privilege and its importance to analyses of social justice.
The other reason is that Razzell – who I have met a couple of times at business events – has an almost academic, granular insight into the concept of identity – something you will also pick up from reading his own blog and that of I-Together's.
Miriam provided some additional insight into the concept of support: "Support – who is involved?
