Sentence examples for understanding of the next from inspiring English sources

"While we regret the Army's announcement, we are committed to working closely with our customer and will engage in further discussions to ensure we have complete understanding of the next steps for Comanche," Mr. Steadham said in an e-mail message last night.

To simplify the understanding of the next steps of optimization, we introduce here the Lagrangian multipliers method which is used in deriving of the optimal transmission powers of the transmitting nodes of the system.

Superresolved methods thanks to their high resolution and molecular specificity hold a great promise to play a pivotal role in the understanding of the next generation of self-assembled biomaterials.

The study contributes to the development of corporate sustainability theory in the AEC industry, and also provides industrial practitioners and policy makers with a better understanding of the next generation of corporate sustainable performance and implementation strategies.

This time the action is not on the streets where our media can conveniently film it and show it on the 5 o'clock news, which likely explains why many have such a limited understanding of the Next Wave and its impact.

Armed with this accumulated knowledge, each segment of the community can move forward with a clearer understanding of the next steps necessary and the mechanisms to use to transform undergraduate biology education and prepare students for the 21st century.

Part of what is appealing about groups like Teach for America is that they provide students with a set path and a clear understanding of what the next several years of their lives will look like.

Osborne says the OBR figures are based on an erroneous understanding of what the next government will do.

The target DO2 of 600 mL/min per m2 of Shoemaker and colleagues [ 2] could still be ideal, but it seems prudent to individualize each patient's target based on their specific physiologic profile, something we should gain greater understanding of over the next few years, with cardiopulmonary exercise testing driving the type and extent of therapy.

Workbooks are great tools, but once you get a basic understanding of Elvish, the next thing you need to do to really make the language stick is to start translating things on your own.

Example: "address (next) is relative or direct?" Here concepts from prior knowledge ("relative/direct addressing") has been used to make a richer understanding of the construct "next", which is a part of seed.