Sentence examples for the basis of understanding from inspiring English sources

He said that the difference between "colonists" and "settlers" also "depends on how far they understand Scottish culture and want to promote it on the basis of understanding it".

Democracies cannot be well-governed except on the basis of understanding".

The basis of understanding these phenomena is knowledge of the conformational response of the stiff polymers constituting the materials to an applied flow.

On the basis of understanding the mechanism of the Co capping phenomenon, an industrial technology for obtaining such thin Co films on the surface of carbide articles during sintering was developed.

A theory of nonfluidized gas-solids flow, which combines the theory of multiphase flow with the mechanics of particulate media, was proposed on the basis of understanding that the particles contact each other, solids and gas are in movement, and the drag force on the particles caused by interstitial gas flow is similar to gravity force having the property of mass force.

From this complexity arises the need for defining fleet components (FCs) (i.e., groups of vessels developing the same fishing pattern through the year), which allow the design of simpler and more efficient sampling schemes on the basis of understanding the behaviour of such components.

Among the mourners was the former German chancellor, Helmut Kohl, who was able to reunite the two Germanies in 1990 on the basis of understandings reached with Mr Gorbachev.

As a result, his detached observations are rather at odds with the spirit of Buddhist teachings, which regard direct experience rather than discursive thought as the primary basis of understanding.

The long-standing tendency to repudiate understanding not on the basis of alternative understanding, but on utter lack of understanding and, for that matter, never attempting to learn, is massively amplified by the Internet, the ultimate leveler.

Fully developed, this knowledge is knowing how to accomplish a goal on the basis of an understanding of the goal; the understanding can be articulated in an account.

The interaction of amino acid residues in protein structures forms the basis of our understanding of structural biology yet our understanding of the contribution of such interactions to evolution is sparse (but see [ 28]).