Sentence examples for reference to understanding from inspiring English sources

All but absent from the revised EYFS statutory framework is any explicit reference to understanding the characteristics of learning and how important it is that practitioners and children's families understand how children's dispositions and attitudes, creative thinking and problem-solving develop.

This article serves as a reference to understanding the heat transfer performance of mini AGHP and to electronic cooling design of AGHP.

In this paper, I identify some of the ways that issues of scale challenge ecologists in developing an understanding of natural and human-dominated systems, with particular reference to understanding interactions between ungulates and landscapes.

This methodology provided the rich description of the cognitive processes of GPT through triangulating the findings from multiple sources of data to validate strategic competence model, explain its main components at a theoretical level with reference to understanding of cognitive processes, and to "provide a meaningful guide to action" (Strauss and Corbin 1998, p. 12).

The seventh sense has changed from a psychic reference to understanding a form of code as if it were a language or part of our daily existence.

In fact, when we tell folks about our lifestyle, we get one of two responses: "That's fantastic, how can I do that?" or we get a look of pity and a reference to understanding how the current economic climate has affected us all.

No reference to, or understanding of, the link between health, social care, housing, neighbourhood, transport, employment, deprivation and other determinants of wellbeing is evident.

Sixty percent students rated the program good to excellent with reference to appreciation, understanding and application of basic science knowledge in health and disease.

The coding was then presented to the last author who critically reviewed it with reference to her understanding of the transcripts.

The second requirement of constructing a rational economic order is the ability to define, without reference to the understandings of individual economic actors and their contexts, an objective hierarchy of preferences.

In order to do so, we would need (1) perfect knowledge on the part of economic planners, (2) the ability to define, without reference to the understandings of individual economic actors and their contexts, an objective hierarchy of preferences, and (3) the ability to determine the relative values of all means and ends available to the planner(s).