John Sutherland Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop "I shall be understood in 1880," said Stendhal — ie around half a century after he published this, his most renowned novel.
Stern said this week that new scientific findings showed greenhouse gas emissions were causing more damage than was understood in 2006, when he prepared his study for the government.
The significance of these physiological changes was understood in 1905, but not until the 1930s were doctors able to correct them with transfusions of blood or plasma.
In addition, it was understood in 1968 that, in return for their special status, the nuclear states would help the nonnuclear states in the development of civilian nuclear power (although in the event the distinction between civilian and military nuclear technology was not so straightforward) and also that the nuclear states would make their best efforts to agree on measures of disarmament.
While autophagy has been known for more than fifty years, its mechanisms have only come to be understood in the last decade.
Soon after carbon nanotubes were discovered and came to be understood in the early 1990s, it seemed like there was nothing they couldn't do.
On this view, the role of the fundamental theory should be understood in Latourian terms (1987, 1988), as a platform for rallying the troops and bringing resources to research endeavors.
Brown can be understood in similar terms: by 1954, segregated schools were perceived as an outrage by at least half of the nation's citizens.
In some cases, these phenomena can be understood in terms of procrastination (Andreou 2007), which seems to be, by its very nature, a dynamic choice problem (Stroud 2010).
Some like Stalnaker and Lewis have argued that causal relations should be understood in terms of counterfactual dependencies (Stalnaker 1968 and Lewis 1973).
