Sentence examples for understanding of the sense from inspiring English sources

She accused the NAO report of failing to "show any understanding of the sense in which [social work] is tougher", and added that it did not reflect how Ofsted inspections of children's services had changed.

Further field research promises to revolutionize our understanding of the sense in which human beings are one among the animals.

It is, furthermore, a reasonable requirement that a semantic theory must account for our understanding of the sense and, hence, our methods of determining the extension of scientific terms (cf. Dummett 1991, 340).

Just like our views allow us to deal with necessities of life, "theological" views allowed our ancestors to organize life and gave them an understanding of the sense of life (1935a, IV.5).

So for example, to have encountered God in the call of conscience, in the experience of remorse, is thereby to have a new understanding of the sense in which God is properly called judge, although the additional increment of understanding may not be readily verbalisable.

This is surprising and unfortunate, especially insofar as the understanding of the sense in which such activities are "shared" is closely related to the understanding of intimacy that is so central to any account of friendship; indeed, a clear account of the sort of shared activity characteristic of friendship may in turn shed light on the sort of intimacy it involves.

Studies like this are helping psychologists redefine our understanding of the senses, and how the brain integrates them to its advantage.

However, the lack of understanding of the sensing mechanism has greatly hindered progress on calibration standards and customization of these nano-sensors.

DFT simulation has been used to analyze the structure of the target gas molecules for better understanding of the sensing mechanism.

The change in transfer characteristics of the hybrid channel phototransistor under light exposure allows for a deep understanding of the sensing mechanism and carrier transport properties of Gr based on the shifting of Dirac points (VDirac).

The concept of the unsaturated metal atoms with dangling bonds serving as active sites can deepen understanding of the sensing and catalytic reaction mechanisms and afford guidance to design advanced gas sensing materials, catalysts and photoelectronic devices.