Sentence examples for be understood in either from inspiring English sources

Following this distinction, collective self-deception may be understood in either a summative or non-summative sense.

He says that the idea of "complex evidence" can be understood in two ways: either as referring to the apprehension of an evident proposition itself or to the so-called "evident judgment" which has been caused by this evident proposition.

The term can be understood in two ways, either in a wide sense as a method of presenting existing knowledge, which he prefers to call an order (ordo) of presentation, or in a narrow sense as a method of discovering knowledge, for which he reserves method (methodus) in its proper understanding.

Health security can either be understood in terms of protection of health, protection of trade and economy or as a matter of non-proliferation of biological weapons and counter-terrorism.

For Spinoza, there is one thing which expresses itself, or which may be understood, in two different ways, either as thinking substance or as extended substance.

In the quantifier case, there would be no proper existential quantifier either, as ∃xA would be understood in the sense of ¬∀x¬A.

Nor will we assume that either of these powers must be understood in a way that entails incompatibilism.

It needs to be understood in context.

This has to be understood in context.

(America's budget fights should be understood in this context).

The classifications can be understood in atomic terms.