Sentence examples for multiple understandings from inspiring English sources

The impulse toward multiple understandings at the "intersection of cultures" may become even more palpable once the Southwest collection is fully restored, perhaps even demonstrating a way for other museums to move beyond political clichés.

From our interviews with local practitioners, we conclude that there seem to be multiple understandings of 'decentralised CHP' varying among (types of) stakeholders and contexts.

I'm like, 'what does this mean?'" Relatedly, some teachers observed that there appeared to be multiple understandings about what engineering instruction is or could be and desired this to be clarified.

Parallax exhibits both modern and postmodern qualities; its interest in deconstructing traditional ideas of narrative speaks to postmodernism, while its synthesis of multiple understandings pushes toward meaning and truth in the modernist vein.

The facilitators held multiple understandings of what constituted successful facilitation in the delivery of Stepping Stones and Creating Futures.

One example of this is the use of the term improvement science which, though widely employed, is subject to multiple understandings and uses.

In Copenhagen there are currently multiple conflicting understandings of SCMs and signs of an emerging integrated understanding that offers "opportunities" for further development and implementation.

I have to work at multiple scales, understanding not only how the environment changes people, but also how people change the environment.

Due to the conserved role of MEX3 in regulating cell fate determination across multiple phyla, understanding how mex3-1 achieves lineage asymmetry in planarians will contribute to informing ASC biology and regeneration in other organisms.

In addition, Dahlberg et al., (1999) "understood quality to be a subjective, value-based, relative and dynamic concept, with the possibility of multiple perspectives or understandings of what quality is" (p.5).

Medical researchers have made a significant advance in understanding multiple sclerosis, a common neurological disease that causes symptoms ranging from muscle weakness to paralysis.