Sentence examples for understanding to read from inspiring English sources

In the cases of the above tests, the TSH takes the most understanding to read properly.

Just as you couldn't hope to write a novel without understanding to read words and sentences, you can't write sheet music if you can't read notes and rests.

Some people have co-workers or family members that may not be so understanding to read about how much you love hearing how their voice gets 'breathless' when you chat on the telephone for example.

Then at one point, I had an acting coach to work with me - not to change who you are, but give you an understanding how to read a script and how to develop a character in your mind.

A guide to understanding how to read a manuscript transcription is presented.

It then uses natural language processing (NLP) and natural language understanding (NLU) to read the documents as a human would.

The overall conclusion from these studies is that students do not enter college biology courses understanding how to read trees correctly.

Betting, joking, driving the cart, even the way a person examines a scorecard are all clues, and the key to using golf as a business tool beyond just getting uninterrupted hours with colleagues or customers is understanding how to read the players-and making sure they read you the way you want them to.

Mitchell describes Part I as resembling a giant motet, and argues that a key to its understanding is to read it as Mahler's attempt to emulate the polyphony of Bach's great motets, specifically Singet dem Herrn ein neues Lied ("Sing to the Lord a new song").

The data reported here support the hypothesis that building trees actually improves student understanding of how to read trees and further reinforces the efforts that several authors have made to create introductory activities based on building trees (Gendron 2000; Singer et al. 2001; Goldsmith 2003; Julius and Schoenfuss 2006; Lents et al. 2010).

2. Committing to Learning -- In my previous Huffington Post article, "From the Front Lines of Ferguson," PICO Community Organizer Wes Lathrop directed people seeking to deepen their understanding of racism to read this article, entitled Implicit Bias as well as The New Jim Crow by Michelle Alexander.