Sentence examples for accordingly understood from inspiring English sources

The concept of the chosen people was accordingly understood as indicating a specific role deliberately undertaken by the Jewish people and similar to that espoused by other groups (e.g., manifest destiny by the American people).

The illumination of the "Great Sun" (Dainichi) becomes accordingly understood to mean the omnipresencing of the Dharma throughout the cosmos, an omnipresencing in turn equated with the Buddha's preaching.

Accordingly, to understand both pressure and particle motion cues, direct measurements are required.

Accordingly, we understand little of what it was about the Sanskrit knowledge then produced that made it so vulnerable to colonial modernity.

Accordingly, to understand trogocytosis and phagocytosis of opsonized cells and the relative extent of these two processes, the characteristics of not only the trogocyte but also of both the target antigen and cell need to be considered.

Accordingly, to understand the nature of Maclean's anticontagionism it is necessary to examine separately the development of his medical and political philosophies and then consider how he incorporated the latter into the former.

If it were possible to develop a set of market archetypes, then policy and decision-makers would be able to situate their own health market among these archetypes and accordingly better understand the implications of research findings from elsewhere for their particular setting.

His expressions, "in the mind" and "without the mind," must be understood accordingly.

At the start Berkeley held that nothing exists but "conscious things". "On second thoughts," he was certain of the existence of bodies and knew intuitively "the existence of other things besides ourselves". His expressions, "in the mind" and "without the mind," must be understood accordingly.

Thus, the patterns of the (beta -values depicted in Fig. 2 can beta -valuesdepictedingly.

Once the behaviors of G, S, and κel are known, the properties of the figure-of-merit ZT can be understood accordingly.