Sentence examples for as understood in relation from inspiring English sources

For example, Dawes and Ostwald (2014a) examined five of Frank Lloyd Wright's textile-block houses in terms of their spatial properties as understood in relation to prospect and refuge characteristics.

While the deforming effects of asymmetric growth at long bone epiphyses are well understood clinically, negative effects on acetabular and tri-radiate cartilages are not as well understood in relation to clinical disorders of the hip.

This paper argues that reliability assessments of complex technologies can usefully be construed as 'audits' and understood in relation to the literature on audit-practices.

Adoption of green technology such as PVs must be understood in relation to both the characterization of the technology as well as the social context in which an investment is made.

It may be that our culture of surveillance – by which I mean not only the persecutory monitoring of the totalitarian state envisioned by Orwell, but the more tacitly imposed, pseudo-benign mutual monitoring of social media culture, as well as tabloid media intrusion – can only be understood in relation to this feeling of helplessness.

So a phrase such as "hot dog" would be understood in relation to mustard and baseball games, not overheated canines.

The role of Gcr1 as an activator is best understood in relation to genes coding for glycolytic enzymes.

There is considerable disagreement as to how these factors are to be understood in relation to each other in Locke's theory.

As a critic, Mr. Kazin said writers should be understood in relation to their culture.

As such, regional vegetation dynamics and species distribution must be understood in relation to anthropogenic inputs.

These need to be understood in relation to the proper goal of the firm.