Sentence examples for understand and define from inspiring English sources

Geo-tagging legal records shows a strong potential to understand and define regional variation of water conflicts.

In The Book of Barely Imagined Beings Caspar Henderson tells us that "for much of human history attempts to understand and define ourselves have been closely linked to how we see and represent other animals".

For example, if as a lawmaker I understand and define crime as a white problem, then I shouldn't be surprised if most of the suspects in police custody are white.

This seminar uses key concepts, such as alteration (as opposed to adaptation), object-hood (as opposed to objects) and centripetality (as opposed to the centrifugal), as foundational launching points to understand and define the specificities of architectural interiority.

The objective of this study was to determine how dying patients understand and define the term dignity, in order to develop a model of dignity in the terminally ill.

The purpose of this study was to understand and define optimal parameters for preparation of small interfering RNA (siRNA -loaded PLGA nanoparticlesiRNA -loadedle emulsion solvent evaPLGAtionanoparticlescharacterize their properties.

I can see that it must be frustrating, if you have such a definition in front of you to get some slippery Durkheimian answer about religion being actually the way that society understands and defines itself.

Such undesired information in local proteolytic networks or relayed systemically in the organism via the proteolytic internet needs to be understood and defined in order to design specific metastasis therapies employing highly specific MMPIs in combination with spam-filtering agents.

Ugly was understood and defined in numerous ways.

Students understood and defined ugly in numerous ways.

The term 'hypothesis' was the best understood and defined term (see Figure 4).