Sentences with phrase «with incomplete understanding»

The growing trend of entering pupils early for exams like maths can reduce time for teaching and learning and students can end up sitting exams with an incomplete understanding of the subject.

Are they, too, oblivious to the limits of their vision, working with an incomplete understanding of some fundamental aspect of nature?

Not exact matches

By: Nadine James 13th April 2018 While there is no doubt that conglomerate gold has been discovered in the Pilbara, the broader understanding of this style of gold mineralisation in the Pilbara remains incomplete, and therefore any comparisons with the Witwatersrand (Wits) Basin are premature, states SRK Consulting geologist... →

And it is all in God's plan when new discoveries show that past interpretations of Scripture regarding the physical realm were incomplete or inaccurate, and He expects us to be constantly seeking to align our understanding with our discoveries, not to cling to interpretations about the physical realm that arose before more facts became available to us by the use of our God - given curiosity and intellect.

With that understanding, we can see that St. Paul's assertion that he completes «what is lacking in Christ's afflictions» does not mean the redemption Jesus won for us is incomplete.

just because our understanding of biology and evolution might be incomplete does NOT make it equal with a fairy story.

Nonetheless, an understanding of religious faith and religious freedom that stops with the liberty of conscience, and neglects institutions and communities, will be incomplete.

Confusion over why people with darker skin might use indoor tanning stems from an incomplete understanding of why people tan in the first place, Blashill said.

Black carbon aerosols — particles of carbon that rise into the atmosphere when biomass, agricultural waste, and fossil fuels are burned in an incomplete way — are important for understanding climate change, as they absorb sunlight, leading to higher atmospheric temperatures, and can also coat Arctic snow with a darker layer, reducing its reflectivity and leading to increased melting.

And yet our understanding of the process of cancer immunoediting is incomplete, largely because most tumors that come under study are already highly edited, having arisen in hosts with competent immune systems.

Fincher moved into knottier territory, as you've noted, with The Game and Fight Club — both have a cinematic perspective that mimics the protagonist's understanding of reality, which is revealed to be dangerously incomplete.

After assessing where their understanding was incomplete, students should write what they will do to learn the material (such as meet with the teacher during study hall, review textbook examples before tests, or practice their multiplication tables).

The WJEC exam board, one of those named, said: «Most of the issues raised... relate to an incomplete understanding of the generic advice on teaching approaches given in good faith at professional development sessions with the aim of enhancing students» appreciation of the subjects studied and their assessment.»

It said: «Most of the issues raised... relate to an incomplete understanding of the generic advice on teaching approaches given in good faith at professional development sessions with the aim of enhancing students» appreciation of the subjects studied and their assessment.»

These are completeness (it can handle «almost» any task one can do using the touchscreen), context awareness (Bixby - enabled apps can summon Bixby at any time, and the assistant carries out tasks specific to the app) and cognitive tolerance (it understands commands with incomplete information, and prompts users to tell it more if necessary).

As time is obviously a dissipative process, and in the past velocity inversions do occur, that are either poorly understood, or the mechanisms described incomplete or incorrect with observations.The fundemental problem is the abscence of a reference trajectory, this is testable to some extent with singularities such as volcanics.

The fundamental currently relevant questions are ones of policy and not science... policy necessarily made with incomplete scientific understanding and uncertain time sensitivity.

It's necessarily difficult to discuss the merits and implications of cultural cognition if you aren't familiar with the theory, of if you don't engage with the theory itself (not the least because your understanding may be incomplete).

Strikingly, the precautionary principle also raises it's head, and probably for the same reason it shows up in climate science: action — drug use — is urged with great frequency despite the fact that our understanding of the situation — in this case various chronic diseases and how to deal with them, is often quite incomplete.

However, the passage quoted by the court from Hogg is perhaps an incomplete statement of our understanding of the state's relationship with religion.

In the face of incomplete or uninformative file records, unavailable claimants or claimants with little understanding of the process or outcome of their case, telephone interviews were conducted with lawyers who represented the claimants in the original sample.

In particular, there is a concern that incomplete knowledge or understanding of genetic predispositions, and still evolving understandings of how multiple genomes interact with each other, could result in logically skewed and flawed conclusions about employees or the insured, and result in a form of unwarranted... [more]

Europeans with little knowledge of Indigenous languages and cultural practices produced colonial maps, so they must be understood as incomplete reflections of the reality on the ground at the time.

(d) Where the LERB conducts an oral hearing to receive evidence which was not before the Chief in making his initial adjudication, a member of the public, including the media, attending the hearing would need access to the Record to understand the full evidentiary landscape, to avoid being left with an incomplete impression created by the new oral evidence alone;

In particular, there is a concern that incomplete knowledge or understanding of genetic predispositions, and still evolving understandings of how multiple genomes interact with each other, could result in logically skewed and flawed conclusions about employees or the insured, and result in a form of unwarranted discrimination.

Samsung says Bixby will even perform commands with incomplete information, completing the task as best as it understands and prompting users to offer more information if necessary.

An assessment would be considered incomplete that had been concluded without understanding family strengths, what previous challenges had been experienced and how past problems had been dealt with, and without a reasonably full understanding of how family members relate at an emotional level (that is, affective responding — how distress is shown, comfort is provided and how they have fun together — and also the level of affective involvement between its members — from close to distant).

Many partners approach this situation with an attempt to try to understand the cause of the incomplete tasks or follow through on promises made.

Previous work [11]- [13] noted that potential support providers who try to understand the needs and assess the coping resources of their support - seeking partner are often faced with incomplete knowledge about all of these aspects, resulting in a variety of difficulties.

In order to more honestly recognize and understand the experience of these children, mental health professionals must begin with the available knowledge that they currently have, incomplete as it is.