Sentence examples for understanding capacities from inspiring English sources

The second issue is whether we can settle the first issue by using the epistemological axiom that we come to an (ultimately metaphysical) understanding of dynamic natures by understanding capacities through their actuations — which, in turn, we come to understand by understanding their objects.

In so doing, it seeks to use the drawing power of popular entertainment to influence its audiences' awareness, knowledge, understanding, capacities and practices in relation to the status, rights and treatment of girls.

Practical methods and metrics are needed to assist battery development and end-user communities in the area of battery aging, in particular, understanding capacity loss in Li-ion cells.

The benefits are multidirectional in terms of understanding, capacity building, and problem solving.

The whole interview took about 30 to 60 minutes, which depended on the family size and the understanding capacity of the respondents.

ISCOLE represents a multi-national collaboration among all world regions, and represents a global effort to increase research understanding, capacity and infrastructure in childhood obesity.

Though self-report surveys are not the ideal method of data collection, no other data was available to triangulate our results, and we believe this study is an important first step in understanding capacity development in Canada and identifying a lack of data collection on HSPR trainees.

The self-assessments by each university, and the subsequent comparative analysis, were driven by six thematic areas of capacity and our understanding of capacity requirements within each area.

Assessing the availability of health services during humanitarian emergencies is essential for understanding the capacities and weaknesses of disrupted health systems.

Understanding the capacity gaps and challenges and opportunities in enhancing these capacities served as the impetus for a capacity assessment across seven schools of public health in East and Central Africa.

Prior to the implementation of the MCA it was observed that professionals varied widely in their understanding of capacity legislation and how and when mental capacity should be assessed [ 31].