Sentence examples for literature understanding from inspiring English sources

A typical liberal arts degree might include learning a language, studying world literature, understanding scientific methods and core principles, world history and philosophy.

Despite the variety of photon conversion systems proposed in the literature, understanding their real impact is often difficult due to joint effects.

7, 8 Some patients will benefit more or less than the average patients reported in the clinical trial literature; understanding HTE is necessary to individualize treatment and optimize patient outcomes.

Donor management would benefit from continued systematic analysis of current literature, understanding of the physiologic basis for therapy, and further prospective controlled trials.

These languages gave voice to the foundation-stones of European literature, but understanding them takes a fight.

At the Westbourne Centre that employs, in a private capacity, the president of the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons, the literature is understanding to the point you might think of engendering pointless anxiety, about "the concern and embarrassment of drooping pendulous breasts which can occur following pregnancy, loss of weight and ageing".

In this section we review the literature on understanding human behaviors from Call Detail Records (CDRs), and event detection methodologies.

It is believed that by presenting a study of linearized buckling mode shapes, a useful body of literature for understanding the stability of such structures will be made available for analysts and designers.

By examining the place effects of suburban residence on the incorporation of migrants into cities, this paper contributes to the literature on understanding the socio-spatial exclusion of migrants.

It adds value to the current literature on understanding the customer relationship with the game and the financial product, identifying new dimensions (game and product) on the approach of thinking and design gamification in e-banking.

The book addresses themes of sexual orientation, gender roles, suicide, dysfunctional family life, and the role of literature in understanding oneself and one's family.