The closing of the frontier did mark the end of a readily understandable period in American history.
Surveying the twenty-year history of the field while also highlighting its latest findings and innovations, this volume provides a readily understandable introduction to the foundations of epigenetics.
Like Howard Brenton in Anne Boleyn, Edgar also finds a hero in the outlawed William Tyndale, whose mission was to translate the scriptures into a readily understandable vernacular.
The benefit of this approach is that it allows engineers to distill large volumes of refueling data into a readily understandable format in a short period of time.
And unlike Tremor Video, which is the first of several advertising technology companies to go public, Noodles & Company has a readily understandable and proven business.
Others compress a readily understandable message into a new compound: bibliofind.com, for example, uses the Greek biblion, "book," which bibliophiles know, with the English verb to find -- you use this Web site to find old books.
It becomes the task of the interested user, then, to try to assemble disparate distributed tests, potentially with numerous different parameter settings – some revealed, some not – into a readily understandable form of comparison.
Furthermore, the intercept has a readily understandable interpretation that is related to mortality.
This section demystifies this aspect of mechanical ventilators by explaining key concepts in a readily understandable manner.
4. Risk assessments should use available quantitative information to the greatest extent possible and risk characterizations should be presented in a readily understandable and useful form.
Policy makers often define shortage areas by calculating PPR per physician zone, for the simple reason that it is an easy calculation and offers a readily understandable measure of accessibility.
