Sentence examples for understanding describe from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we analyze the special features of a human robot interface that may affect language understanding, describe our approach that is designed based on the features, and present the implementation and some experimental results.

Mr. Olmert also seemed to oppose any lull in the fighting based on an informal understanding, describing the hostilities in Gaza as "a true war" between the Israeli military and "terrorist elements".

Thus, the questions at the end of the performances are absolutely critical for gaining the sophisticated understanding described in the rubrics (Tables 3 5) and for thinking critically about the analogies that the performances represent (Harrison and Treagust 2006).

It is also the case that other pre-nineteenth century naturalists, concerned with understanding, describing, and codifying the diversity of life, did discuss transmutation to some extent but I think it fair to say that the notion of evolution played no direct role in systematics the business of naming and classifying species in the eighteenth century.

The work is credited with achieving a new level or understanding described as a transubstantiation of material, reminiscent of that which the artist experienced during a 1979 trip to India.

GPs expressed both reluctance and understanding, describing the economic perspective as both a barrier and a motivator for adherence to guidelines.

Although, in our study, children, adolescents and parents received information leaflets about the clinical trial prior to verbal discussions, the problems of understanding described above still existed.

The need for mutual understanding described by the participants is similar to findings reported in studies in Western (Kurtz et al. 2002; Stewart 1984) as well as non-Western settings (Kiguli 2007; Moore 2009).

Current understandings describe the primary mitochondrial role as an oxygen dependent power plant with the primary role of ATP production via oxidative phosphorylation.

Without the help of strong guidelines in our extensive search (Table 1) we hope that the accepted understandings described in conjunction with our personal experiences will shed some light on how to best address, assess, investigate and treat the important distal ulnar styloid, head, neck and shaft fractures.

Based on this essential understanding, we describe their interpretation of their role and responsibilities and the manner in which the MHNs perceive the MHN-caregiver relationship Table  2.