Sentence examples for this week explains how from inspiring English sources

Our Singularity series this week explains how your doctor can examine a replica of your heart through virtual reality.

This news brief, from December 2008, explains how evolutionary history can help us set conservation priorities: http://evolution.berkeley.edu/evolibrary/news/081201_phylogeneticconservation.edu/evolibrary/news/081201_phylogeneticconservation

This news brief, from June 2007, explains how biologists are using evolutionary theory to protect the biodiversity that exists today and that may evolve tomorrow: http://evolution.berkeley.edu/evolibrary/news/070601_hotspotstrategy.edu/evolibrary/news/070601_hotspotstrategy

Dubman ([2000]) explains how to estimate t-tests utilizing this procedure with ARMS data.

Other Information on the Web: Priming the Pump (//www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2000/oil.prices/) explains how oil production costs affect the price of gas, global gas prices, and the leading petroleum producers.

"Between the Beads: Reading African Beadwork," a show that runs through the summer, explains how intricate ornamental beading sewn on regalia and headpieces was used to convey meaning.

Vygotsky (1998) explains how culture is a product of social life and development takes place in different social forms.

Additionally, Hubert (1999) explains how the duration of time is interrupted by the divinity at important time points.

RW Schrauf (2016) explains how quantitative cross-cultural research can be used for similar between-group comparisons, for questions of society or behaviour.

Vygotsky (1998) explains how experiences are important for children as they learn to make new connections between previous and new experiences, this helps develop their senses.

Gareth Malone, the choirmaster behind The Military Wives' Christmas number 1 hit in 2011, explains how the Powells stumbled on such a winning formula.