Sentence examples for understanding of ongoing from inspiring English sources

The evaluation of particle velocities in fluidized beds has improved the understanding of ongoing micro- and macro-processes significantly.

We hope that this special issue will provide the readers with a good understanding of ongoing research in both academia and industry and of the challenges on the road ahead.

The images are served on the HVO public webpage (http://hvo.wr.usgs.gov/cams), and the clearer view of activity offered by the cameras therefore benefits both operational monitoring and public understanding of ongoing activity.

National emissions stemming from anthropogenic activities and their alternating trends in various sectors and times shall be estimated to improve the understanding of ongoing global greenhouse gas (GHG) fluxes as stated in the framework convention on climate change (Articles 4 and 12 of UNFCCC, 1992 [1]) and reiterated in several documents since then, such as the recent "Paris Agreement" [2].

We were inserting ourselves in the world, at least in workshops with different relevant actors, a microcosmos as it were, to help participants to anticipate and decide through better understanding of ongoing dynamics and insight into the repercussions of possible actions.

General Allen: As deputy commander of Centcom, General Allen would have a decent understanding of ongoing operations in Afghanistan but there would still be a significant learning curve involved if he were to assume command in Afghanistan.

Yet her clothes make clear, said Valerie Steele, director of the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology, the queen's understanding of her ongoing lifelong "performance," and it doesn't take a semiotician to read in her presentation a clear portrayal of upper-class distaste for novelty and gimmick, a resistance to foreign ideas, a reassuring matronly solidity.

Hence, there is a need for a better understanding of the ongoing processes.

The overall aim is to contribute to the general understanding of the ongoing transition from pastoral systems towards intensified, agro-pastoralist production systems in dryland East Africa.

This study is also expected to deliver a better understanding of the ongoing biogeochemical processes in the vertical sediment profiles from the Sundarban mangrove.

Studies on early invasion stages allow a better understanding of how ongoing processes modify native communities, helping to plan effective management actions.