Sentence examples for understanding of means from inspiring English sources

Importantly, he reviewed our current understanding of means to identify these different categories of resistance.

Since we're talking about housing consumption among middle- and lower-income working families, a basic understanding of "mean," "median," and "average" would make that kind of information critical to McArdle's argument.

Their limited understanding of English means workers such as Rai often do not know what agents are making them sign.

Gaining a better understanding of that means asking yourself some complex questions.

People don't swing wooden rattles about any more!' Your own understanding of reality means that watching a fabrication of the real is disorientating and alienating.

Piaget's support problem (Piaget 1952) has been used in a variety of species to test for their understanding of means-end connections (e.g., great apes: Povinelli et al. 2000; Herrmann et al. 2008; monkeys: Hauser et al. 1999; Yocom and Boysen 2010; Yamazaki et al. 2011; elephants: Irie-Sugimoto et al. 2008; and kea: Auersperg et al. 2009).

The Last of Us has an unparalleled understanding of what it means to be human, of what it means to love and to lose.

No. Shouldn't we rather regain our understanding of what it means to be human, of what quality of life means?

By peaceful means, it managed to overturn rank and power, and ultimately it transformed public understanding of what it means to be human.

Today, we have a clearer understanding of what justice means for certain groups of people, which is to say that justice can mean far too little.

We probably come to an understanding of what it means at roughly the same age as we understand how a wheelbarrow operates.