Sentence examples for comprehensible size from inspiring English sources

There the observable universe is brought indoors, reduced to a more comprehensible size.

Like its predecessor, The Wire, it is clearly box-set TV, a series designed and destined for repeated viewings of the whole, each one pulling the threads that run through the sprawling mass tighter until they eventually form it into some sort of manageable, comprehensible size and shape.

TOUGH SKINS A meatpacking district joint for well-made leather jackets and pricey denim in comprehensible sizes and styles.

Women should be unpassionately informed about the benefits and harms of mammography screening using absolute effect sizes in a comprehensible fashion.

The most successful modern skyscrapers retain a comprehensible scale, in spite of their size, by the repetition of some such module, and this is one reason why the skeleton is so often expressed on the exterior even when it is hidden behind walls.

Despite substantial regulatory efforts to improve readability and comprehensibility patients to date are still confronted with long texts written in small font size [ 6], non-comprehensible medical terms [ 7] and poorly presented statistical information leading to misjudgment of adverse effects and consequently poor decisions on the medically prescribed treatment [ 7, 8].

All this implies that effective acceleration methods with comprehensible kinetics, simulating the natural calcium leaching process for concrete specimens with a size suitable for further evaluation of the mechanical and physical properties of the specimens are needed.

"Figure 4 Regarding figure 4 : since spanions and tiRNAs are approxiamately in the same size (whereas spanions are much smaller the polII binding sites) it would be much comprehensible if the distance between these elements would be presented as the distance between the 5' edges of both element types.

The size of the Self-Organizing Map was determined heuristically in a way that would be comprehensible to the reader in a smaller number of dimensions.

The levels of comprehensibility for each item were categorized on a 4-point scale (0, not comprehensible; 1, slightly comprehensible; 2, moderately comprehensible; and 3, highly comprehensible).

It's not comprehensible".