Sentence examples for toward comprehending from inspiring English sources
Challenging these misconceptions is a first step toward comprehending and overcoming significant threats to American, Yemeni and international security.
The satisfactory results indicate that the model constitutes an important step toward comprehending the complex fluid dynamics of tubular flow systems.
Understanding the song as it has been sung moves us beyond the politics of one man and toward comprehending how the anthem has functioned as a powerful articulation of citizenship.
Combined with Seidel's illuminating introduction placing these works in context and telling the story of their long journey to publication, Meyer Schapiro's Norton lectures provide exciting new paths toward comprehending the depth and breadth of the master scholar's original vision.
The following selection of pithy quotes offers a glimpse of some of the best insights we have found to stretch the hearts and minds of our students and colleagues toward the possibility of comprehending the true nature and full dimension, and nuances of love.
This study proposes a comprehensive knowledge-based system that assists users in discovering keywords by comprehending human feelings toward a subject.
2. Formulation of the research question: from comprehending the ideas of others toward finding the niche.
A second gap students need to bridge is that of comprehending the ideas of others toward finding a promising niche in cell biology research and formulating their creative research ideas in a convincing way using solid argumentation.
The identification of these genes is the crucial first step in fully comprehending the biology of disease and moving toward individualized treatments.
Simultaneously, the adsorption performance of proposed complex toward H2S molecules were studied as well, for the purpose of comprehending the combined effect of catalytic behavior for Pt clusters and adsorbing ability for CNT.
The donor representatives who govern DAC are perfectly capable of comprehending the obsolescence of 10%, but the dynamics of the body drive toward least-common-denominator consensus and inertia.
