Sentence examples for understanding and practices from inspiring English sources
Revisions of liturgy attempted to bring the rites more in accord with early Christian liturgical understanding and practices and yet to take into account the present needs of church members.
Furthermore, recent NRC reports have called for creative ways of incorporating computer technology including DCV in assessing students' science understanding and practices (National Research Council 2014).
Since the late 1980s, much research has been conducted on students' NOS understanding and practices that effectively help them develop more accurate understanding of scientific practices and knowledge construction.
After a thorough review of the existing understanding and practices, a package of analytical methods was recommended and explained to determine neutral temperature, preferred temperature, acceptable temperature range and neutral temperature range.
To others, the noble objective of Kampusareena to become a world-class pioneer in university-industry collaboration and in applying the latest scientific knowledge in practice was considered as an accelerator to improve the understanding and practices of co-creation within their own organisations.
This article considers the contribution participatory process evaluation can make to impact assessment, using a case study of a study carried out to evaluate how a Kenyan nutrition education program had brought about change in the nutritional status of children and in their and their parents' understanding and practices.
There's a great gap, after all, between understanding and practice.
It also points to further issues between the understanding and practice of: the individual and collective responsibility; and strategic and operational management.
Combining teaching in Germany and the US with design work, Otto established a succession of overlapping university research institutes to further the understanding and practice of lightweight structures.
And it offends the many admirable people of faith whose understanding and practice of religion aren't, like hers, confrontational and small-minded.
The term Salafi is used for Muslims who seek to emulate the companions of the Prophet Muhammad, in their understanding and practice of Islam.
