Sentence examples for comprehensible using from inspiring English sources

A look at Bitcoin, and further into the weird world of crypto-currencies (particularly the barking mad Dogecoin) shows that currencies themselves are becoming less predictable or safe or comprehensible, using our traditional ways of thinking.

Objective values to characterize the spinal cord are comprehensible using fMRI.

It is noteworthy that 49 out of 74 individuals with autism showed currently an absence of verbal language according to the ADI-R definition (absence of verbal language is defined as the absence of daily, functional and comprehensible use of spontaneous phrases of at least three words, including at least sometimes a verb).

One of BMG's tools is the Business Model Canvas (BMC), which is simple, comprehensible, and used by many large organizations [26].

Pronunciation -5% (+ intonation, word stress) This domain poses the questions as to whether the agent is globally comprehensible and is using the prosodic features to make meaning appropriately.

By providing comprehensible explanations, by using illustrative examples and plain language, and by assisting to overcome individual difficulties with feedback, hints and encouragement, teachers can strengthen students' expectations to cope successfully with instructional demands.

Table 1 BUPLAS for recruitment BUPLAS recruitment criteria Voice Assessment (VA) Focus Pronunciation (+ intonation, word stress) -25% This domain poses the questions as to whether the CSR is globally comprehensible and is using the prosodic features to make meaning appropriately.

Homer-Dixon spins parables masterfully, using comprehensible examples to represent the almost incomprehensible complexity of our social system".

We assigned pseudocolors to each channel to make merged images more comprehensible by maximizing contrast using AxioVision software (Carl Zeiss).

Mr. Friend also succeeds in making Indonesia comprehensible because he uses a wealth of contemporary Indonesian contacts to paint a lively historical, sociological, anthropological and at times gossipy portrait of the country.

This year has already seen the publication of not one, but two excellent adventures for primary age children that explain complex key scientific theories in straightforward and comprehensible ways, but use them to create adventures that will hook either a young putative storyteller or a young putative scientist with equal fascination.