Sentence examples for understanding of the principle from inspiring English sources

Though likely apocryphal, the story nonetheless demonstrates an understanding of the principle behind parachuting.

It has a subtler and more imaginative history than the mass purchase of plastic witch masks which marks trick-or-treating, and crucially, a better understanding of the principle of community.

In 1920 Barkhausen developed, with Karl Kurz, the Barkhausen-Kurz oscillator for ultrahigh frequencies (a forerunner of the microwave tube), which led to the understanding of the principle of velocity modulation.

Clarke's understanding of the principle of sufficient reason differs notably from Leibniz's formulation, with whom it is more frequently associated.

Understanding of the principle of informed consent and its relation to invasive investigation in clinical imaging and interventional radiology.

The former is the more familiar version of the principle and it is this understanding of the principle that will be discussed.

The chemical revolution of the 18th and 19th centuries brought greater understanding of the principles of glassmaking.

The accusations of rigging results are due to "an absolute lack of understanding of the principles of the black boxes and the synchronisation of data". he said.

"It shows a lack of judgment and discretion, over and above a lack of understanding of the principles of our state constitution".

A book of Jane's early, pre-portrait work, The Unknown Bown (2007): reveals a technical virtuosity and an innate understanding of the principles of good composition.

Rankine's work on the stability of loose earth, for example, provided a better understanding of the principles of dam design and performance of structures.