Sentence examples for measuring and understanding from inspiring English sources

As a way of measuring and understanding, you can put your own hand down on top of that outline.

In order to compensate the undesirable springback effects, much work has been performed in measuring and understanding this phenomenon.

Hence, while it serves as an appropriate concept for measuring and understanding information system co-development, it should not be misunderstood as an organizational goal per se.

This combination reveals new relationships between the different dimensions of MWL, and especially points out a means of measuring and understanding the effect of regulation on the workload.

Identifying and describing these features in detail is an essential part of measuring and understanding ecohydrological processes at hillslope scales that can then be applied at broader scales.

"I am stunned by reports that CSIRO management no longer thinks measuring and understanding climate change is important, innovative, or impactful," said former Australian chief scientist Penny Sackett, now with the Climate Change Institute at Australian National University in Canberra.

-- December 14 , 2009-- We at Environment Canada wish to thank the international press community for their measured and understanding response to the hoax that struck our agency earlier this afternoon, while expressing our condolences to the Ugandan delegation who were swept up in the excitement of this false future "vision".

Home Office ministers rejected the MPs' claim that the IPS, in which more than 700,000 passengers a year are interviewed, was inadequate for measuring, managing and understanding migration levels.

And although multiple studies show stigma based on sexual behavior does exist, no yardstick has yet been developed for measuring stigma (and understanding its impact) in countries with different cultures, healthcare systems, and legal structures, something the study's authors hope to change.

On the one hand, measuring, modelling and understanding demographic changes at the individual and population level are regarded as central to the book.

Given these changes, a renewed interest in measuring adoption and understanding the factors that contribute to the adoption of new medicines into clinical practice is warranted.