Sentence examples for clearly understood for from inspiring English sources

Deadly Engineering Shortcuts Techniques for fortifying buildings to withstand earthquakes have been clearly understood for decades.

The concept of thickness of shear flow zone for rectangular RC members is theoretically well established, while it is not clearly understood for circular RC members.

However, the performance of various CFD models has not been clearly understood for predicting transitional turbulent flows in pleated filter systems.

Anomalous yielding is a very important issue that has been reported in many papers and is not clearly understood for the TiAl alloy family.

Other aspects of functionality that different size fractions of the carrier affect are not clearly understood; for example, it is not yet clearly known how different size fractions contribute to the different functionalities of the carrier.

Materials play a key role in several biomedical applications, and it is imperative that both the materials and biological aspects are clearly understood for attaining a successful biological outcome.

The UK National Cancer Survivorship Initiative has emphasised the importance of developing a clear plan for cancer monitoring tests with clearly understood prompts for action, and it appears that this is currently with relation to PSA test results within primary care (NHS Improvement, 2011).

It's critical for companies to establish a strong anti-corruption process starting with due diligence on third-party partners such as distributors, deal-brokers or suppliers, where there is a "clearly understood potential for fraud", Ho said.

Normally, if a DNC or RNC member had written and released the kind of idiotic, scandal-creating letter that Williams did, there would be a clearly understood process for holding them accountable.

In February of 2000, when Mugabe unleashed Hunzvi's "war veterans" to occupy white-owned farms by force, the action was clearly understood as punishment for white support of the nascent opposition party, the M.D.C. (Movement for Democratic Change), which had just led a successful campaign to defeat a new constitution that would have expanded Mugabe's already extraordinary powers.

Unless investors have clearly understood and allowed for the true economic cost of share options to a company, then their immense growth may ultimately turn out to be dangerous as well as distasteful, and undermine, rather than reinforce, the long American boom.*"Robber Barons", by J. Bradford De Long.