Sentence examples for understanding description from inspiring English sources

In some applications such as biogas upgrading varying feed gas conditions demand for a fundamental understanding, description and control of membrane process behaviour.

In 1978, Susan Sontag's "Illness as Metaphor" demonstrated how the contemporary understanding and description of cancer unfairly blamed patients.

The photos helped "improve our understanding and description of certain behaviors that we are able to observe such as pair formation, display and territoriality," said Nial Moores, the director of Birds Korea, a group that works on conservation projects in South Korea.

Therefore, the calculus on fractals leads to better understanding the description of various real world models from science and engineering.

While he is certainly concerned with a correct understanding or description of the meaning of Jewish practice, he does nonetheless argue for his view.

The implementation of proposed APMS includes studying, reviewing and applying existing and exploring new methods and procedures for better understanding and description of airfield pavements.

Therefore, this methodology presents considerable advantages for a better understanding and description of the relevant processes and interactions in the field.

Success in this enterprise would not only improve our understanding and description of basic cellular functions but also help developing biotechnological tools, biomedical devices, or biofunctional materials.

To explore a woman's experience of early pregnancy loss when she is diagnosed with an inevitable miscarriage through understanding her description of symptoms and treatment decisions.

At the bottom of the cascade linking large-scale and small-scale structures lies the whole area of plasma turbulence, whose understanding and description remain one of the most important unsolved problems in classical physics.

The intrinsic differences within the metabolic characteristics of the 'Candidatus Accumulibacter phosphatis' clades (Carvalho et al. 2007; Flowers et al. 2009; Slater et al. 2010), urges the need to study these metabolic differences and develop clade specific metabolic models for better understanding and description of EBPR processes.