Sentence examples for understanding rear from inspiring English sources

With this understanding, Rear Admiral William T. Sampson and a squadron of ten American warships, the battleships,,, cruisers and, monitors and, torpedo boat, two unidentified auxiliary cruisers, and an unarmed collier had stood out from Havana at noon on May 2 bound for Puerto Rico.

Does an improved understanding of the rear abutment extent warrant a change in standing support in bleeder entries?

However, we are still at an early stage in understanding how mass rearing of biological control agents can induce genetic changes of life-history traits important for the success of field releases or for evolutionary trajectories of wild populations.

Characterizing attributes of the landscape that were important during between-patch movement was a novel addition to our understanding of brood-rearing sage-grouse.

Further, understanding of child rearing practices also need to be available so any differences in parenting behaviours and values are incorporated into health messages.

This indicates that well-educated parents may have a better understanding of the rearing styles practiced in Western culture, which value the explicit emotional expression that is beneficial to children's critical thinking cultivation over subtle or implicit expression of emotion.

The resulting mass of data has helped to revolutionise the details of the health of the nation and is transforming our understanding of childhood, child-rearing and adolescence – from the impact of lesbian parenting to the effect of physical education on obesity levels and the consequences of weight gain in early pregnancy to teenagers' attitudes to drugs and alcohol.

We identified four components underling teachers' perceptions of competencies relating to 1) values and child-rearing; 2) understanding of the education system and contribution to its development; 3) subject knowledge, pedagogy and curriculum; and 4) self-evaluation and professional development.

"Emotional warmth and understanding" is a positive rearing style and should be encouraged, while "rejection" is a negative style and should be abandoned in order to facilitate students' development of critical thinking.

Four main domains were identified: 1) impact of diabetes on the relationship, including level of partner involvement, emotional impact of diabetes on the relationship, and concerns about child-rearing; 2) understanding the impact of hypoglycemia; 3) stress of potential complications; and 4) benefits of technology.

Understanding the consequences of hand-rearing is clearly crucial for evaluating the costs and benefits of using hand-raised animals as subjects in behavioural research.