Sentence examples for understanding gleaned from inspiring English sources

Jim is a knowledgeable rugby man blessed with an unusual degree of game understanding gleaned from the years he spent as a top-class full-back – a position that offers the observant individual a panoramic view of the sport: its simplicities and complexities, its possibilities and realities.

The success of our modeling effort draws substantially upon understanding gleaned from the fluid mechanics of boundary layers and the theory of multi-component solidification.

Here, we instead develop a rigorous model of an idealised, perfectly ordered multi-layer system in order to make connections to an understanding gleaned from both the mixed-atom approach and from other idealised models.

Walsh readily acknowledges that it can't recreate every aspect of an illness, but sees hypnosis as a complementary technique that adds to the understanding gleaned from direct observations of real patients.

Common misconceptions or gaps in understanding gleaned from these interviews help guide educational efforts for the patients.

To this end, I use the understanding gleaned from the analysis of development of extant taxa to suggest possible processes involved in the development of fossil taxa.

At the end of the day, living in peace will be your own conscious, daily action founded on your own strivings and understandings, gleaned from all corners of the world, from all people you've ever met and known, and from your own consciousness and knowledge.

The algal fatty acid biosynthetic pathway has been deduced by homology to bacterial and plant systems, and much of our understanding is gleaned from basic studies in these systems.

Mr. Gauck, whose election by a special parliamentary committee is to take place by March 18, brings a mix of acknowledged authority and understanding for people, gleaned from years as a pastor in a Communist country and his role in the protests that led to the fall of the Berlin Wall.

One of the understandings I have gleaned in this most recent decade of my life is that people are almost always talking about themselves.

65 As expert practitioners solve problems, they move back and forth among the observed realities of the problem being addressed, their own stored knowledge of formal theory, and their (often extremely large) repertoires of concrete examples, images, understandings and actions gleaned from experience.