He could neither comprehend the implications of the European challenge nor overcome the weakness and conservative opposition of his contemporaries.
Harris's account, like John Gregory Dunne's book "The Studio" or Peter Biskind's "Easy Riders, Raging Bulls," provides us with what's come to be the accepted narrative of aging and out-of-touch moguls panicked at their increasing inability to read the market, unable to comprehend the implications of their audience's seismic demographic shift toward youth and overcommitting to big-ticket items.
To comprehend the implications of these two viewpoints I present the debate between promoters of the normative views and the descriptive views on decision-making.
Studies show that juveniles, particularly those under 13, cannot fully comprehend the implications of talking to police without lawyers.
We worry, though, that with mild but advancing dementia, my father won't be able to fully comprehend the implications of being fed through a tube implanted in his gut.
In another study, most of the investigators were confident that they had given enough information to their patients, and they expressed the belief that patients generally comprehend the implications of participation [ 15].
For example, it may be difficult for study participants to make judgments about future use because it is hard to fully comprehend the implications of such decisions given the rapidly changing landscape of biomedical research in general, and genomic science in particular.
As new assays become available, it will be critically important to understand the differences between the assays to comprehend the implications for clinical practice.
Harris fully comprehends the implications of privilege, prejudice, and oppression when it relates to religious hegemony.
The majority of families live below the poverty line with poor access to education and the men engaged in the fighting are young – often as young as 16 – with many not fully comprehending the implications of their actions.
