Sentence examples for understanding the figures from inspiring English sources

"We toss numbers around but don't appreciate the difficulties people have in understanding the figures," Dr. Gates said in an interview.

Understanding the figures.

Baudrillard's model not only provides a frame for understanding why there are so many software developer job vacancies, it arguably provides a frame for understanding the figures pertaining to revenue generated by the ICT field more broadly (including spending on hardware, software and services), and within this software development.

For ease of understanding, the figures are converted to place a 50 reading — one that indicates an equal number of positive and negative responses — at zero.

The key to understanding the dark figure, random sample surveys, is also the key to estimating the prevalence of slavery around the world.

This mass of data is an invaluable resource for understanding the learning process and figuring out which strategies really serve students best.

Because people prefer to harvest in areas with recent fire, and because grazing on palms increases after fire, the sustainability of harvest of this species cannot be assessed without understanding the role of fire (Figure 3a).

And one cannot estimate the importance of these second order effects without understanding the relationships exemplified in Figure 3, a task the authors have never seen carried out in a needs assessment.

The distribution of informed and uninformed NOS views in five aspects by major field is shown in Figures 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Figure 1 Understanding the interpretive nature of scientific knowledge.

Please refer Figure 1 and Figure 2 for understanding the principle of TOC analysis and different types of carbon compounds.

So too, as Skinner (1970) observes, understanding the utterances of an historical figure crucially depends on sensitivity to conventions of the society in which they are made.