Sentence examples for be understood by first from inspiring English sources

The behaviour of a complex thermodynamic system, such as Earth's atmosphere, can be understood by first applying the principles of states and properties to its component parts—in this case, water, water vapour, and the various gases making up the atmosphere.

For instance, the phrase "negotiation is a muscle" could be understood by first accessing sensory impressions of muscles: muscles are flexible and can apply force; muscles can be strengthened with practice.

We have shown that both correct and incorrect percepts can be understood by first parsing the images in a manner similar to striate cortex, i.e. in terms of local orientations and spatial frequencies, and then considering flows formed from local orientations and gradients of local spatial frequencies [3], [4], [5].

The tape-recorded information helped to countercheck the transcribed data as this could be understood by the first author.

The process of generating decision trees can be understood by studying the second production rule of this grammar.

First, messages were simple and clear enough to be understood by the "average" consumer; second, motivation to act was encouraged by presenting long-term benefits, like improved health, combined with short-term benefits such as good taste, wellness or good looks; and, last, the way to achieve these benefits was explained step-by-step.

The symmetric structure of DE3 can therefore be understood by the fact that its first symmetric component freely propagates vertically, whereas its first antisymmetric component has a vertical wavelength of order 30 km and does not effectively propagate to 110 km.

What we need are simple, standardized icons that can be understood by a shopper in a second or less, located in a consistent place on all packages.

Of the four rivalry experiments described in [2], only the first can be understood by the simple two-node network in Fig. 2.

Their news content is captioned so it can be understood by all, but it is designed, first and foremost, for deaf viewers.

The first can be understood by the fact that the ratio of reduced to oxidized glutathione in E. coli is kept on a high ratio, ensuring proper maintenance of reduced thiol groups, protection against oxidative damage, and formation of deoxyribonucleotide precursors for DNA synthesis [ 29].