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There's no necessary connection between writing and speech: emoji are a logogramic writing system, representing a concept rather than a sonic image, and therefore comprehensible across spoken languages much like written Chinese, which is entirely legible to speakers of Mandarin and Cantonese, despite the fact that they would pronounce any given symbol in entirely different ways.

There's no necessary connection between writing and speech: emoji are a logogramic writing system, representing a concept rather than a sonic image, and therefore comprehensible across spoken languages – much like written Chinese, which is entirely legible to speakers of Mandarin and Cantonese, despite the fact that they would pronounce any given symbol in entirely different ways.

Comprehensibility of the vignettes was equal across groups (p = 0.861) and the visual and the written components of the vignettes were equally comprehensible across groups (p = 0.549).

It is strange to consider that new media, specifically new social platforms, have made us less comprehensible to one another across generations, rather than more.

For example, the OntoClean approach [ 91] is such a general method for building ontologies that are robust (i.e. re-usable across multiple applications) and comprehensible.

However, what the maps do allow for is a quick and comprehensible overview of what's going on across the country.

The challenge of converting ratio data across various pairwise comparisons into comprehensible expression levels has been solved by increasingly accessible classical ANOVA and Bayesian methods of analysis (e.g. [ 11, 18, 19]), and the complexity of the raw data should not discourage intrepid experimentalists from using these broadly powerful experimental designs.

Probably the greatest challenge is to integrate it into a useable and comprehensible format 5.  Mapping safety measurement and monitoring across the organisation.

In order to address this question in an easily comprehensible way search style and performance variables were collapsed across search intervals (5-, 15-, 15- and 20-s).

In this way it is possible to effectively measure across domains and cultures in a flexible and comprehensible way.

Simply stating "sing high notes because she does" or "walk like a pigeon, only with your toes turned across one another", then you are really telling us nothing achievable, comprehensible or reliable.