Sentence examples for understand site from inspiring English sources

This is the first such effort in the Lake Erie Basin to combine SP and MS surveys to understand site activity structure.

Both quantitative and qualitative data collection strategies are used throughout the adoption and implementation phases to understand site decision-making processes and to further document the implementation process a critical facet of the PDSA approach.

The aim of this paper is to explore the taphonomic aspects of faunal remains recovered in early medieval rural sites in central and northern Iberian Peninsula, in order to understand site formation processes and the ways of refuse management and disposal, key aspects for archaeological interpretation.

In addition, the ability to analyze and understand site-level differences in this evaluation was limited due to sample sizes and the implementation research involved.

The case illustrates the need to understand site-level village planning in the context of regional political economies of land, and highlights the new role that metropolitan governments are playing in rural development strategies.

Considering these tectonic and site conditions within the Kathmandu Valley, we have established four strong-motion array observation stations (one rock site and three sedimentary sites) in the valley to understand the site effects of the Kathmandu Valley to strong ground motion.

To understand the site characteristics, such as the predominant period of the ground motion and the site amplification, the horizontal-to-vertical (H/V) spectral ratios for the S-waves and S-wave coda were analyzed.

WalkMe's most recent acquisition, in June, was of a stealth startup called DeepUI, which uses deep learning analytics around a site's graphical user interface to understand how sites are used without integrating with a site's APIs.

"I sat there and tried to understand the site".

Facebook's founders understand the site's power to confer social standing.

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