In so doing, the model also represents a means for attaining full comprehension of the mechanical phenomena that are involved, something that neither three-dimensional elasticity nor finite elements and empirical formulas can attain.
Coupled with the anxiety of a foreign treatment environment, patients often do not attain adequate comprehension of or involvement in the decision making process, and fail to disclose to their physicians many of the important medical, lifestyle and other issues that might otherwise affect their treatment decisions.
Thus religion should not be underestimated in order to attain the best comprehension of its various contents and real aims.
Because beauty of the higher kind is tied to virtue and is attained by the comprehension of what is common in laws and public institutions, it is clear that Plato does not have aesthetic values in mind, but principles of good order that are ultimately tied to the Form of the Beautiful/Good.
Additionally, several pieces of evidence have shown that detailed study of the processes regulating heart specification and formation provides important clues to attain a better comprehension of cardiogenic mechanisms and to envisage improved strategies towards cardiac regeneration.
Considerable progress has been attained in the comprehension and prediction of the consequences of genetic purging on average fitness through theoretical analysis (Glémin 2003; García-Dorado 2012) but, so far, these analyses are confined to the simplistic assumption of no linkage disequilibrium.
He rounded off his lecture with a litany of Cuba's cultural and educational accomplishments, predicting that the country's primary-school children would attain "university levels" of comprehension in "general culture and politics" within ten years' time...
He rounded off his lecture with a litany of Cuba's cultural and educational accomplishments, predicting that the country's primary-school children would attain "university levels" of comprehension in "general culture and politics" within ten years' time..
However, for first graders, only the path from executive functioning at T1 to reading comprehension at T2 attained significance.
The dangers of this development, he astutely points out, is that it reflects a willful determination to deny or ignore her role in promoting Hitler and the Reich, and points, in Germany especially, to "a questionable comprehension of history, which desires to attain 'normality' at any price".
For while Socrates teaches others, he is himself untaught or rather self-taught; his unshakeable comprehension of ethical issues has been attained through rigorous application of methods anyone might use.
