Sentence examples for are understood to involve from inspiring English sources
The neural systems regulating the effect of the surround on the classical receptive field (CRF) are complex, but are understood to involve both feedforward responses from earlier sites in the visual pathways, feedback responses from extrastriate visual cortices, as well as lateral inhibition within primary visual cortex (for review see: [31], [32]).
This is understood to involve a kind of brainwashing whereby impressionable young men are led astray by malicious manipulators.
Tiago underwent a medical yesterday prior to making the switch, which is understood to involve a £4m down payment with the balance payable in two years.
That is understood to involve a significant contribution to help Kingstonian secure another permanent home, although much more work needs to be done for the club to achieve it.
No plans have been unveiled for the refurbished Anfield, although it is understood to involve a new main stand and Anfield Road end being built behind the existing structures to minimise the impact on revenue.
One of the cases is understood to involve Serdar Mohammed, who was captured by UK soldiers in April 2010, but not handed over to the Afghan security services until July that year, despite regulations requiring any transfer to take place within 96 hours.
The fee for Gayle, who joined Peterborough from Dagenham & Redbridge in January for an initial £500,000, is understood to involve an initial down-payment of around £3.25m with a further £1.25m in add-ons.
McNamara & the generals" has been understood to involve an argument over the wisdom of further escalation, whereas the McNamara statement cuts the heart out of the military case for bombing N. Vietnam at all.
But if a court case is understood to involve the Basic Law — the quasi-constitution of Hong Kong — the court can request from the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, a political organ in Beijing, a reinterpretation of the Basic Law.
