Sentence examples for means for understanding from inspiring English sources

Functional measures provide a means for understanding educational needs.

The conventional is the necessary means for understanding the ultimate, and it is the ultimate that makes the conventional possible.

His victory has made it very clear that they need much better means for understanding the public mind, which is, so long as we remain a democracy, the crucial factor in our national life.

Barker's interest in anthropology and primitive myths as means for understanding the destructive forces of "civilisation" (central to The Ghost Road) lends Paul a fascination with the myth of the Fisher King, the wounded ruler of a perpetual waste and in need of redemption.

El Haddad, Topper and Smith provided one means for understanding the factors determining KF.

Chemical reactivity descriptors are a powerful means for understanding reactivity in a wide variety of chemical compounds.

Longitudinal impact experiments of thin bars are proposed as an effective mean for understanding the kinetics of stress-induced phase transformations.

And then, perhaps anticipating what the impact of time and distance might mean for understanding this era, Karski wrote: "I know that many people will not believe me, will not be able to believe me, will think I exaggerate or invent.

And then, perhaps anticipating what the impact of time and distance might mean for understanding this era, he wrote: "I know that many people will not believe me, will not be able to believe me, will think I exaggerate or invent.

What does this mean for understanding human longevity?

Instructors belonging to the three youngest age groups (under 25, 26 30, and 31 40) had the highest mean ratings for organized, engaging, and relate, while instructors classified in the groups of 26 30, 31 40, and 51 60 had the highest mean ratings for understanding.