Sentence examples for understanding of the essence from inspiring English sources

The problem lies in a lack of understanding of the essence of the appeal of the Derby — in a word, nostalgia.

"Some individuals and organizations with little understanding of the essence and modern development of T.C.M. misinterpret and exaggerate the medicinal properties of rhino horns," she said.

Some modern scholars for example, the British theologian John Hick viewing the chaos of languages dealing with the essentials of the faith and the complex of historical arguments, pose the understanding of the essence in the future.

An understanding of the essence of various herbal components gives the TCM practitioner a way to create a healing effect that reaches beyond the chemical composition and physical properties of the herbs.

The research results is helpful for further understanding of the essence of dust movement with air flow, which could provide more suitable guidance for the principle of dust control and technology of ventilation.

We sent the ~100-word project description to the original project PI (or, if unavailable, a prominent champion of the innovation) to allow them to check our understanding of the essence of their innovation (example descriptions in Table 5).

As they came to dominate in Europe, they sought to suppress contrary understandings of the essence of the faith.

Like great art and literature, it may fundamentally recast our understandings of the essence of existence, but it won't invent Tang or Velcro, nor will it enable the West to say nyah-nyah to the Russians.

In a dipolar understanding of God, the essence of God is different from the world because God is infinite and the world is finite; God is everlasting and the world is temporal.

The numerical results show that: the evolution of temperature and fluid flow behavior as well as the keyhole formation in the PAW process offers an invaluable insight into the understanding of the physical essence, revealing how the keyhole promotes the deep penetration welding.

To test the ?incompatibility hypothesis?, these authors have conceptualized a Cartesian landscape where the dependent variable acceptance of evolution is plotted as function of three factors: level of understanding the essence of science, familiarity with the concept of evolution, and personal belief convictions.