Sentence examples for are understood with from inspiring English sources
verb
To be aware of the meaning of.
The dynamics of a smooth planar map on a region near a non-hyperbolic fixed point are understood with some notable exceptions.
This data is of interest to the additive manufacturing and fatigue scientific communities, as well as the aerospace and biomedical industries, since additively-manufactured parts cannot be reliably deployed for public use, until their mechanical properties are understood with high certainty.
(Russia cannot be understood with the mind, / She cannot be measured by ordinary measure: / She has her own particular stance — /All you can do is believe in her).
He's arguing against reductionism – the idea that mind and experience can be understood with a straight-up, scientific analysis of various parts.
It's my teeth, my lower back, and it was understood with my wife at the last election that I wouldn't stand again".
In Scotland, before the vote, these asymmetric implications of the vow were understood with great clarity, as they obviously were by the three leaders.
These two complicated tasks "required skill and setting goals," and offered "hidden patterns for success that could only be understood with patience and confidence".
