Sentence examples for multidimensional understanding from inspiring English sources

In addition, the non-cognitive dimensions are included, which leads to a multidimensional understanding of economic competencies.

Because the OEKOMA-study is based on a multidimensional understanding of economic competencies, different instruments were used to measure this variable (see Table 2).

The causes for this variability are not yet sufficiently clarified in the literature, particularly under a multidimensional understanding of motor development [2,3].

Taken together, the findings of this study put forward the prospect of developing a multidimensional understanding of student demotivation and its effect on four constructs including; student burnout, student mastery goal orientation, student perceptions of classroom activities, and student achievement.

Compared with traditional techniques, the hybrid dynamic model simultaneously considers macro and micro levels, thereby enabling project managers to gain a deeper insight into schedule management and acquire a multidimensional understanding of schedule delay.

It can contribute to a rich and multidimensional understanding of social phenomena in groups [ 35].

But on its philosophy there is consensus: it takes a multidimensional approach to understanding man's interactions with the natural and man-made world, with a strong social-justice component (something environmental studies has traditionally lacked).

In order to get an insight into the mechanism underlying the structure of multidimensional communities and understanding whether they are driven by SMS or call communities, we perform the opposite covering procedure, i.e., we tile the call and SMS communities with the multidimensional ones.

Over the past decades, there has been an increasing interest in a multidimensional approach for understanding the various forms of mental health disorders.

Breaking the cycle: Understanding multidimensional child poverty KUALA LUMPUR, 17 October 2011 - Child poverty is a critical, complex, multigenerational matter, writes UNICEF Representative to Malaysia HANS OLSEN in conjunction with International Day for the Eradication of Poverty.

This and other papers on the subject were recognised with a prize from the IEEE Information Theory Society; they possessed a superior understanding of multidimensional geometry, and they were solving crucial problems necessary for higher-dimensional coding.