Sentence examples for understanding of exchange from inspiring English sources

Analysing markets as organisations governed by a network of relational contracts that establish rules for market participants increases our understanding of exchange processes.

Interview data were analyzed qualitatively, for understanding of exchange patterns and rationale, as well as quantitatively, to determine the extent to which farmers engage in practices or hold opinions.

We carefully worded the question designed to assess whether or not respondents had engaged in transactional sex in their lifetime given the normative understanding of exchange within sexual relationships.

Semantic, in this context, means that all relevant concepts that are important for collaborative organizations will be modeled in an ontology by capturing the associations between the domains, ensuring at the same time the understanding of exchanged knowledge during the inter-agent communication.

A better understanding of exchanges between wild and domestic fauna and the possible emergence of R. africae at regional levels will require further investigations of the link between R. africae in seabird ticks and in cattle ticks (10 ).

The reviewers are correct to point out that our current understanding of the exchange process does not clearly delineate directionality of subunit exchange between dodecamers.

Memorial Day for those of us who have fought is not simply a broad recognition of the sacrifices rendered by the dead, but an understanding of the exchange of life for life.

Mr. Bliss became a founding Trustee of the ACC in 1980, and from then through the end of his life, we counted on his sound understanding of cultural exchange, unfailing support, and wise counsel.

There he made important contributions to the understanding of heat exchange in air masses and atmospheric turbulence and investigated oceanography to study the relationships between ocean currents and their effects on the atmosphere.

The presented framework can be applied in other data-scarce waterbodies worldwide to provide better understanding of water exchange processes.

This paper summarizes recent advances in the understanding of the exchange of Hg between the atmosphere and natural terrestrial surfaces including substrates (soil, rocks, litter-covered surfaces and weathered lithological material) and foliage.