| It is essential that we strive for a deeper understanding of the complexities facing us and that our message reflect this depth and complexity. |
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| Of late he had a deeper understanding of pathetic fallacy as Ruskin had called it. |
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| This century's leap into aviation and space travel has brought with it a much deeper understanding of the human ability to function at altitude. |
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| Success in this area of research requires a deeper understanding of quantum physics. |
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| It is our hope that through deeper understanding, the diverse structural mosaic of Canadian society can be strengthened. |
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| But the desire for a deeper understanding of the forest and its creatures led him back to Moscow to study zoology. |
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| All the mysterious signals have ultimately been rejected as alien by a deeper understanding of natural intergalactic and intragalactic phenomena. |
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| The answer is to acquire skills and a deeper understanding of global communications. |
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| They added the 'natural' phenomenological dimension in order to include a deeper understanding. |
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| Making an effective dent in energy costs requires a deeper understanding of energy than just how much electricity facilities use. |
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| The interpreter reads between the lines of total and, partial knowledge, ever open to deeper understanding as it unfurls between them. |
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| The aim of this project is to gain a deeper understanding of key microbial-mineral interactions at the nanoscale using a cross-disciplinary approach. |
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| Self-examination leads to deeper understanding and ultimately to forgiveness. |
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| As a jury member I will receive a deeper understanding of the commitment that Solvay and its employees make to sustain innovation. |
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| It is based on learning by rote rather than on a deeper understanding of the process. |
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| Also necessary for this deeper understanding was consideration of events before and after the formal review period. |
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| It is a deeper understanding of this paradox that brings the necessary wisdom for us to live a balanced life. |
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| This is not just morbidity but can lead us to a deeper understanding of what we really are as human beings. |
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| Consequently, a deeper understanding of the features of ready-made meal packages important for older people is a step towards this goal. |
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| This way you will get an even deeper understanding of which campaign channels are truly leading to better returns on your campaign spend. |
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| This will be able to provide a deeper understanding of this picture as the basis for implementation of measures. |
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| Deep listening will take us to a place of asking why it all happened and whet our appetite to dig for deeper understanding. |
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| Any claims otherwise speak not to deeper understanding but to baser motives. |
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| Although I imagine those with more knowledge of the other series will have a deeper understanding, it is still quite accessible to neophytes like myself. |
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| Recent advances in biology and bioinformatics have led to a much deeper understanding of the genetic underpinnings of disease and drug targets. |
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| She and fellow American Richard Axel received the 2004 Nobel Prize for giving a deeper understanding of our sense of smell. |
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| Becke's subsequent work on retrogressive metamorphism led to a deeper understanding of many ancient mountain belts. |
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| There is no gainsaying the importance of this work in terms of offering us a deeper understanding of the immigrant experience. |
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| Through progressive courses in language and the exact sciences, the young people would be brought to a deeper understanding of things. |
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| In this Masters Program you will acquire a deeper understanding of the structure of materials from the macroscale down to the atomic level. |
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| I always walk away with a deeper understanding, either of the issue or of how it may appear to others. |
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| Strategic self reflection helps executives achieve decision quality in the workplace by enabling deeper understanding of a situation with a higher level of thinking. |
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| A deeper understanding of other cultures also shows that stereotypes do not represent the whole picture. |
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| The new ecology movement in anthropology relates to a deeper understanding of the relationship of technology and social organization to the environment. |
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| It's ironic that this apotheosis of flash over substance comes at a time when the public is hungering for greater perspective and deeper understanding. |
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| Anyone contemplating to design a new cryptosystem should have a much deeper understanding of these issues. |
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| In this aspect, photojournalism provides Canadians with a deeper understanding of the complexity of our history. |
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| According to Van Manen, the aim of interpretive phenomenology is to gain a deeper understanding of the nature or meaning of our everyday experiences. |
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| We want to give them a deeper understanding, and in English language arts, critical thinking skills. |
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| I think that some forms of shamanism can help us have a deeper understanding of human behaviour. |
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| It believes in the fostering and strengthening of connections and a deeper understanding of not only of our great geography and regions and our history, but also of the diversity of our peoples. |
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| Shortly after the action begins, Rufus Scott, a black jazz musician, commits suicide, impelling his friends to search for the meaning of his death and, consequently, for a deeper understanding of their own identities. |
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| A deeper understanding by and encouragement from priests to become familiar with their work and to participate in meetings and events would be greatly appreciated. |
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| Taking part in remembrance events develops a deeper understanding of the sacrifices and achievements of those who have served and continue to serve our country. |
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| The deeper understanding thus achieved will greatly assist a company in identifying areas of opportunity that could lead to mutually beneficial business relationships. |
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| By gaining insight into these five aspects of suffering, we can also gain a deeper understanding of our own death and, more importantly, insight into That part of us which is deathless. |
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| The rediscovery of God's Reign allows us to have a deeper understanding of the unity of the Church's mission and the complementarity of the different approaches that characterize this mission. |
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| They will work closely together to breathe life into the lines and develop a deeper understanding of the characters' motivations and relationships, fleshing out the subtext of the play. |
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| It should be a matter of priority for the industry to develop a deeper understanding of these trends and their implications for both companies and the sector. |
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| The Fracture Seminar is an advanced training course providing a deeper understanding of the modeling of ductile and brittle fracture and its application to industrial processes. |
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| The aim of the experiments is to gain a deeper understanding of the competition between the superconducting phase and the other possible states of matter. |
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| While performing at school talent shows, making demos and constructing adventurous rhymes, Russell began to develop a deeper understanding of the jazz language which had always been so daunting, but fascinating to him. |
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| The various aspects of vocation should be presented as an integral element of catechesis, evangelization and a deeper understanding of the word of God. |
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| These are complemented by mathematical and numerical modelling, including computational fluid dynamics and Monte Carlo simulation, to provide a deeper understanding of the phenomena underlying system behaviour. |
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| The many skeletons provide an ontogenetic series with young and old individuals, giving additional dimensions to the study of their life history and a deeper understanding of their evolution. |
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| One thing that is important is to get a deeper understanding of how our oils behave in direct current transformers, since this is a fairly new application where in-depth research is lacking. |
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| Finally, we will present a practical example of some Working Groups that have been carried out in Catalonia, to get a deeper understanding of the instrument. |
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| If thorough and complete, job analysis provides a deeper understanding of an individual job and the behavioral requirements and, therefore, creates a firm basis on which to make job related decisions. |
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| We track attitudes and behaviours across these life roles and seek clues that will help organisations gain a deeper understanding of the people they want to reach. |
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| But it is just as important not to let the yuck factor foreclose a deeper understanding of what deviant globalization is all about. |
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| Where Guestbooks will now include more essays and local information giving travelers an even deeper understanding of the city they are visiting. |
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| Central to the LHC program is the quest for a deeper understanding of the behaviour of the strong and weak nuclear forces in the extreme conditions less than a billionth of a second after the universe began. |
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| Qualitative methods must also be included to permit a deeper understanding, and in order to explore the factors that allow advances and create problems. |
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| Will such knowledge also bring deeper understanding? |
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| But Dellal has a deeper understanding of glamour. |
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| We look forward to Google's deeper understanding of this issue. |
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| The practice is paying off with a deeper understanding of reality's rules. |
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| Our main focus is the creation of a centralized database from which we will benefit from a deeper understanding of our clients and advertisers' needs. |
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| What we need are clear, robust, methodological rules and principles that are rigorously applied, and a much deeper understanding by investors of the uses and limitations of ratings and their reliability or otherwise. |
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| Our experience of knowing and loving Christ actually helps us to enter into the original experiences and thus come to a deeper understanding of who we are and what our life can be. |
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| A deeper understanding of factors that influence low-income consumers' use of health services will help policy decision makers create policies that are inclusive and present no barriers to access. |
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| Trader continues to focus on delivering a better online experience to its users and advertisers, while seeking a deeper understanding of their needs to develop tailored value-added marketing propositions. |
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| As a consequence, it is believed that deeper understanding of the universe can be achieved by understanding oneself. |
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| It is about a mentality which should also be more mature in a changing environment, in an environment which requires a deeper understanding of influences and dynamism. |
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| Additional FCC training programs will be aimed at enhancing the communication abilities of all employees and promoting a deeper understanding of the desired behaviours of all employees relative to FCC's desired culture. |
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| They are naturally in touch with the collective unconscious, and will develop their own deeper understanding without explicit morals or didactic explanations. |
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| Because of their iconic and metaphoric nature, an examination of Kanji logographs provides a deeper understanding of the cognitive role of written language in poetic texts. |
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| This study seeks to provide a deeper understanding of motivation for ethical consumerism and to determine whether it is influenced by cultural differences. |
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