A cryptocurrency, namecoin also acts as a decentralised DNS – the protocol on the internet that turns human-comprehensible website names such as theguardian.com into addresses understandable by machines.
Instead of engaging in self-congratulatory puffery, Peace should be addressing shareholders' understandable concerns about the wisdom of making a designer the chief executive.
As for the matter of making public address announcements actually understandable, they say they are still working on that.
In "A Freewheelin' Time" Ms. Rotolo walks a delicate line between not wanting to exploit her relationship with Mr. Dylan but needing to address people's understandable curiosity about it.
To avoid these issues, information should be addressed in an understandable way and decisions should be based on verified information.
Their reluctance to address the prospect is understandable, but fine talk of a new patriotism will count for nothing if the next Labour government lacks a strategy for dealing with the shrunken and enfeebled economy it will surely inherit.
Differential costs do not reflect the real costs of the RE expansion in a strictly scientific sense; but our aim here is not to give a comprehensive scientific account of the cost issue, but to address in an easily understandable way important trends in the public and political discussion on the cost issue.
(And whether a central bank is responsible or not, its decision to provide unlimited liquidity can bail insolvent institutions out of insolvency, potentially leaving the economy as a whole better off provided that moral hazard concerns are subsequently addressed).It is entirely understandable that central banks maintain a close interest in fiscal policy.
However, these things, while understandable, don't address the real issues, the emotions we're experiencing, or make things better for us.
We need to propose a concrete, practical jobs program that is completely understandable and directly addresses the number one issue on the minds of ordinary Americans -- and then we need to make our case to the American people.
