Sentence examples for understanding free from inspiring English sources

Understanding free will is, however, not just a moral or religious question, for it is still one of the central mysteries of neuroscience.

Understanding free radical biology is necessary for designing an optimal nutritional countermeasure against space radiation induced cytotoxicity.

The latter implies that in the development of free trade theory more elements that help understanding free trade advantages, at both an individual and economic system levels, functioning with different currencies, had to be introduced.

Understanding free ports as a specific structural and functional node of international transport requires further evidence about the interactions between dry ports (inland terminals), transportation corridors and port competitiveness, particularly as it relates to trade (Slack, 1999; Roso et al., 2009; Wilmsmeier et al., 2011).

Decision theory, on the resulting interpretation of it, becomes an all-encompassing framework for understanding free human behavior, according to which all agents who act freely are striving to produce outcomes that would be optimal, relative to their current preferences and beliefs.

Sure, his policies leave a lot to be desired, but had he called his poetry words to live by and popped a tropical sunset pic behind them, his inspirational quotes would be getting multiple shares on Facebook right now among the soccer mom set: "A better world to live in, a better way of life, a better understanding, Free from strife".

This difference, he argues, provides the key to understanding both free action and free will.

If it was distressing to read Ted Fishman's article about the demise of free water in restaurants (Op-Ed, Aug. 23), then it was downright depressing to read the Aug. 27 letters castigating him for not understanding that free water is an economic burden to restaurant owners.

Of special interest has been understanding how free cash flow grew to $4.8 billion in fiscal 2001 while debt doubled to $21.6 billion.

Consequentially, through market mechanisms, labourers can (and will) be transformed into tradable commodities (Polanyi, 2001; Marx, 1978/2010).3 We take labour commodification as a conceptual starting point in understanding European free movement.

The following seven principles are a good starting point for understanding what free government is really all about.