Sentence examples for understanding late from inspiring English sources

Understanding late pollen development, including the maturation and pollination process, is a key component in maintaining crop yields.

Indeed, Suárez's Metaphysical Disputations (1597) became the standard textbook of metaphysics in Europe and Latin America for one hundred and fifty years after its publication, which means that what he has to say about categories is important for understanding late scholastic category theory and the discussions of the categories in Early Modern philosophy.

If these observations were to apply to herbivory-based ecosystems in general, understanding sauropod biology and gigantism would hold the key to understanding Late Triassic to Cretaceous terrestrial ecosystems in general.

Recent work has extended this approach to understanding late-life cognitive impairment to a large variety of items that traditionally have not been associated with dementia.

To provide a platform of understanding the late stage event, we will have to prompt a more detailed investigation by using late stage infection mice.

That is their hallmark — understanding too late".

And landlords, he suggests, might be more understanding of late rent payments if they had the credit card to fall back on.

In recent years, the assimilation of their writings into the mainstream of historical study is gradually transforming our understanding of late antiquity and early Islam.

One of the things that I have found most stimulating is the clear perception of period that one gets, giving me clues to better understanding my late mother.

In Braavos, Arya chose justice over duty and paid a bitter price, understanding too late that the Game of Many Faces is not really a game at all.

In 1965, in a discussion of her second volume of poems, Ariel, this taboo was broken on my weekly Third Programme arts review, New Comment, and her suicide was introduced as an essential way of understanding these late poems.