The article looks at the fact that contemporary architectural theory aims, on the one hand, at comprehending the most fundamental, unchanging laws of form-building and spatial organization, and on the other hand, forecasting and modelling images of the future.
This often shows in observing the players within these ordeals become revisionists to the history of a case — in some situations literally (and conveniently) becoming hard of hearing, seeing and even comprehending the most basic rights afforded to people by the U.S. Constitution.
As is normally the case, it was met with the kind of bewilderment you come to expect from a group that consistently struggles to comprehend even the most basic of instructions.
Robert Turnbull's article ["In Festival-Mad Australia, the Theme Is 'Top This,' " Jan .9] does not accurately convey the spirit of the arts in Australia, nor does it comprehend the world most of us now live in.
As a result of the Minority Language at Home he will acquire the majority language as "additional", which means that at the start of school his mother tongue will be the language he speaks and comprehends in the most naturally.
The messages offered broad points that were easy to comprehend and, for the most part, avoided complicated numbers and lengthy explanations full of technical language.
He comprehends the two most incredibly difficult rhythmic genres -- being Cuban and being an extremely talented jazz drummer".
Maybe for modern kids so much of what they see of life is airbrushed for others to see online that they don't comprehend that most of real life is devoid of that digital veneer of perfection.
Clearly, "doing a BuzzFeed" has been deemed to be the digital future for many online organisations who are so keen for their slice of the web traffic pie that they are turning away from reproducing traditional editorial styles online and instead opting to publish image led listicles easily comprehended by even the most anaesthetised office worker.
Verbatim transcriptions of his remarks reveal the linguistic capacity of someone who has difficulty comprehending anything but the most simplistic political formulations.
