Sentences with phrase «to revise that understanding»

If scientists find that the expansion of the universe has always been accelerating, they will have to completely revise their understanding of cosmic evolution.

This means that we must always be ready to revise our understanding as new data come into the sweep of our experience.

Now encompassing a half - million years and hundreds of individuals, ancient DNA studies are revising our understanding of major events, such as the origins and spread of agriculture.

Even more drastically, process theism revises our understanding of divine power.

Fortunately, the driving force here is Briony Fer, whose previous writings have thoroughly revised our understanding of process in postwar art and in Hesse's work in particular.

With the Word Works approach to thoughtful vocabulary learning, you will be showing your students how to develop a preliminary understanding of new words and academic terms, how to revise that understanding as they read and learn, and how to practice new terms so that they understand what they mean and how they are used.

This sort of comment reflects a tendency to revise the understanding of praxis: one's expectations of oneself as a theologian and of the actual possibilities of a transformative praxis as a whole are perhaps more humble and limited than they would have been 30 years ago.

Here's the deal, Yes, it used to be 28 billion years, now it's 14 billion but that's not on whims of scientists who just want to screw with the common everyday man, it's when certain evidence comes to light and we have to revise our understanding.

In the document Lumen gentium the Council sets forth the Church's revised understanding of her own nature.

Many powerful currents within and beyond the academy are already pushing toward these revised understandings of theology and practice.

Responses have fallen into two main categories: those that defend a revised understanding of Jesus» death as a redemptive sacrifice on our behalf and those that attempt to articulate the significance of the cross without recourse to sacrificial terms at all.

Paleogeneticist Eske Willerslev, who gained fame for using ancient DNA to revise our understanding of First Americans, is working on a separate project involving genetic material from the Viking Age.

The results published in the March 10, 2016, Nature, revises our understanding of how human activity contributes to global warming.

The word wall is added to on a regular basis, as students learn new words and as they revise their understanding of previous vocabulary words.

Each room presents you with a seemingly impossible escape route but with your Portal Gun and revised understanding of both momentum and gravity, almost anything is possible.

... From the early colorful efforts to the final... marvelously rough paintings accompanied by simple figures, [his works] clearly need to be organized within a revised understanding of the art of his time.»

Utilizing their cameras, they created a new, modern vision for photography with a revised understanding of the camera and its capabilities.

Selected as the 38th Bampton Series speaker, artist and Visual Arts faculty Liam Gillick presents a series of four lectures examining a particular genealogy of the modern period that offers a revised understanding of the origins of contemporary art and its analysis.

Of course, warmers might argue that the urgency demanded by the danger posed by climate change means that we need to revise our understanding of liberty.

It doesn't mean that global warming has got conspicuously worse: rather, researchers have had to revise their understanding of the intricate physiology of the northern hemisphere's biggest icecap.