Sentence examples for understandings developed from inspiring English sources
"In some respects it seems to ignore all the codes, rules and understandings developed in the past few years as the business world has sought to ensure that exceptional pay is available only for exceptional performance".
Since Independence axiom and Information axiom of Axiomatic Design relate to the interdependence and variability of FRs, the understandings developed herein also serve as the mathematical underpinnings for the two design axioms.
This special issue is an attempt to challenge such constructions using, for example, some of the theoretical insights and understandings developed within the wider literature on ethnicity.
Most BER since the mid-1990s has focused on identifying students' conceptual understandings, developing concept inventories that measure students' understanding of a given concept, and studying the effectiveness of different types of instructional approaches that promote greater student engagement (Dirks, 2011).
Between us a kind of understanding developed: if they didn't flop, I didn't smash their heads with the hammer.
The results from different analytical methods may also contradict each other and even so the understanding developed may have low confidence levels (Finkelman 1994).
Based on the understanding developed for the boron-modified alloy, a novel mechanism has been proposed for the microstructure and texture formation during solidification and phase transformation.
This understanding developed in the second Test with a first-wicket partnership of 153; Trescothick went on to score 132, his sixth Test century.
A beautiful, if unlikely, cross-cultural understanding developed between Neil Warnock and Adel Taarabt and we were promoted to the Premier League after 15 years away, something I never quite believed would happen.
Mutual understanding developed gradually and made it easier to work together.
The way in which tacit knowledge is framed in this instance bears little relation to the understanding developed by Revill and Jefferson (2014) in the context of biosecurity.
