Sentence examples for one-dimensional understanding from inspiring English sources
It's not constructive because it is rooted in a one-dimensional understanding of the phenomenon under discussion.
This frequently one-dimensional understanding of terrorism in the US has led both the public and law enforcement to overlook a very different kind of homegrown threat — one posed by antigovernment radicals, white supremacists, and other domestic and far-right ideologues.
As journalists fail to address important questions, maybe it does something even more damaging than leaving the reader with a flurry of unanswered questions and a one dimensional understanding.
Note that the two-dimensional histograms are reformed to one-dimensional for better understanding.
Although such arrangement has not been reported yet due to its fabrication complexity, however, the development of these one-dimensional devices offers a novel understanding in resistive switching behavior on low-scale memory devices.
Students tended to have one-dimensional views on professionalism and, similarly to participants in Monrouxe and colleagues' study, they struggled to articulate their understandings [ 7].
Yet their account of the historical background is far too brief and one-dimensional to be of much help in understanding contemporary attitudes.
Substantially, it should be possible to circumvent some of the problems involved by relaxing our understanding of time as one-dimensional and linear.
Bond is one-dimensional, so his ideal opposite is one-dimensionally evil, so evil that Bond has no hope of understanding them.
Helfrich's concept of intrinsic force arising due to chirality is useful in understanding two-dimensional bilayers and one-dimensional monolayers and related mimetic systems.
Taken together, these themes suggest that understanding carer need and help-seeking behaviour requires a deeper, more sophisticated and multi-dimensional understanding of the primary carer role and experience than provided by one-dimensional measures of carer burden.
