This is because to fully comprehend this concept requires that the learner understands all three of the abovementioned fundamentals.
I doubt any right wingers can comprehend this concept.
One lucky set of people who've at least had a little more time to comprehend this concept are those who follow British law.
Some of our peers in the Middle East have difficulty comprehending this concept: Why would we allow, much less encourage, intellectual independence in our workforce, especially among younger employees, they want to know.
4 Before this age, however, many children may have only a partial understanding of death as they lack the cognitive maturity to comprehend this concept.
He could barely comprehend the concept anymore.
As yet, we haven't figured out how to build a machine that fully comprehends the concept of "dinner", much less something as abstract as "harm" or "protection".
I myself have always hated the contortions of conspiracy theorists: people scarcely able to comprehend the concept of statistical variation, but with the most wonderful belief in the Machiavellian genius and discipline of their opponents.
To that end, a systematic literature review was executed, through which 102 published articles were analyzed with the aim to, initially, comprehend the concept of Zero Waste, and, then, map its benefits, challenges, and critical success factors.
In college, at L.S.U., Dreher was a leftist who invited Abbie Hoffman to campus; he tried to debate politics with his father, who once responded, in genuine bewilderment, "Why would I lie to you?" It was as though his dad couldn't comprehend the concept of difference.
He claims that modern man or at least, the brain of modern man– hasn't adapted to, and thus can't fully comprehend, the concept of mass media.
