Sentence examples for understanding transformations from inspiring English sources

He does not, however, mention Panarchy: Understanding Transformations in Human and Natural Systems or other related books on resilience.

Understanding transformation processes contributes to marketers' ability to design and deliver offerings that are beneficial to customers and that consumers seek to experience.

Students of innovation and evolutionary economists have long recognized the significance of organizational adaptation, as a consequence of changes in production technology and adoption of technological innovations and in understanding transformation of firms in competitive environments.

The application of the E2EM model plus this self-accommodation mechanism provides a new perspective on understanding martensitic transformations and providing a link between the crystallography of displacive and diffusional transformations.

Understanding nitrogen transformations and the soil microbes that perform them is, thus, essential for understanding and managing ecosystem health and productivity.

Understanding the transformations of the carbon in Arctic waters including the paper's finding that exposure to light accelerates the decomposition will be key to understanding the effect on climate, he adds.

Understanding the transformations that emerge from the innovative experiences supported by these new learning environments requires an understanding of the faculty who perform them as well as their previous experiences, because it is they who interpret, filter and redefine the proposed changes.

Understanding these transformations and the effects of them on the way healthcare is delivered and received in the community is important to understanding the context in which patients and nurses interact.

This study has taken a novel approach to understanding potential transformations in the culture of communication in GIM units by comparing the communication styles and strategies of hospitalist and consultant physicians, as well as the experiences of the health care providers working with them.

Nuclear strategy — the activity with which RAND is most closely associated — provides rich ground for understanding this transformation, but also yields opportunity for easy caricature.

Understanding the transformation of Britain from a nation of smooth-faced men to one engaged in the cultivation of elaborate sideburns is, he suggests, a way of tracking the creeping militarisation of British society.