Sentence examples for understanding and projection from inspiring English sources

These identified short-term signals in association with some hydrometeorological forcing processes of circumglobal teleconnection can improve the understanding and projection of the climate change impacts at local scales and harness the interannual periodicity information for future precipitation and greenness projections.

The arterial malfunction and disturbance in blood flow propagation caused by stenosis have been a subject of long-term investigation and has added to valuable material to smooth understanding and better projection of rather a complex scenario.

Indeed, although our results suggest that song representations may be serially transformed in the ascending auditory pathway, a circuit-level understanding of how local and projection neurons in this pathway shape this response remains to be discovered.

Encouraging research respondents to narrate their own stories drawing from their past experiences, present understandings and future projections, builds a rich picture of the many processes that are at work, not all of which align directly with the innovation or technology in question.

Because of the complexity of IMC and the importance of involving stakeholders in future solutions for providing health care, local competence and political management be encouraged to find shared values regarding the view of health care and common understanding of future projection and solutions to deal with IMC.

An understanding of how plantation productivity varies spatially is important for forest planning, management and projection of future plantation yields and returns.

Life can be hard … And projection.

Crucially, understanding as projection is not conceived, by Heidegger, as involving, in any fundamental way, conscious or deliberate forward-planning.

Denial and projection go hand in hand.

Mental illness and projection https://t.co/U31B8e53zv.

Calls for increasing a high level retention of information and audience understanding using projections of images, white slate for writing, handouts to supplement the oral presentation, and graphics of computer to describe realistic details.