Sentence examples for understanding of the transitioning from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study was to gain an understanding of the transitioning experiences of IENs upon relocation to Canada, with the additional goal of creating some national and/or provincial policy and practice recommendations for improving the quality of their transition and their retention.

Dr. Ian Graham, an authority on Maya inscriptions at Harvard, said an understanding of the transition from the preclassic to classic Maya civilization was in flux.

Michael Hoffman is a fine poet, whose acute ear and eloquent understanding of the transition-points between the two languages make the text as powerful as it is down-to-earth.

The meta-synthesis provides a collective qualitative understanding of the transition experience from nursing and allied health clinician to academic.

This had an important role in education and the pathophysiological understanding of the transition between a homeostatic and a dys-homeostatic inflammatory response that results in organ dysfunctions.

The primary objective is to increase understanding of the transition from intact to damaged material to aid in modeling efforts for armor design applications.

Comparing how people's space time fixity/flexibility varies among different community types and built environments can thus enhance our understanding of the transition process in Chinese cities.

This motivates us to seek a deeper understanding of the transition temperature and its pressure, as well as volume dependence, of fullerides taking into account of both inter-and intra-molecular phonons.

To achieve a comprehensive understanding of the transition characteristics of the combustion modes for the flame spread in the tube, the flame-spread rates under various conditions are experimentally investigated to elucidate the parameters that determine both transitions.

Based on this analysis, an analytical model incorporating the competition between grain interior plasticity and grain-boundary deformation mechanisms is proposed to provide an intuitive understanding of the transition in strain-rate sensitivity in nanostructured metals.

We describe the historical transformations of Inner Mongolia in two different while complementary steps, i.e., a four-stage narrative of the social-ecological system, followed with an analyzing of three key variables of the Inner Mongolia (ecosystem condition, population, and economy) to provide more thorough understanding of the transition.