Sentence examples for comprehensible which from inspiring English sources

All the versions the simple man tells himself are horrible in some way, but they are at least comprehensible, which is more than you can say for the paradoxical truth: God told me I would be fruitful through my son, and yet God is telling me to kill my son.

In its current stage, it is full of grammatical mistakes and not always comprehensible, which is a great pity.

Good journalists must ask the awkward questions and question the answers, must dig to unearth and then explain, making comprehensible that which authority, by intent or verbal inadequacy, has left confused, incomplete or plain mendacious.

The algorithm produces IF-THEN ordered rule list to learn a comprehensible model which can easily be verified by experts.

A software modularity is defined as a way to implement more flexible and comprehensible systems, which impacts directly on its maintenance tasks [33].

In general, kinetic models are developed as comprehensible models, which accurately describe the metabolic process or receptor binding, but are usually simplified to yield workable models that are able to quantify a parameter of interest.

If teachers want their classrooms to be rich in L2 acquisition, they need to pay careful attention to their classroom language use so that the L2 language environment stays within the range of comprehensible input, which can be accomplished through enhancing TLA.

In some cases, GPs seemed to clarify their messages with drawings: Doctor S gives clear and comprehensible instructions which she also reinforces with various drawings if necessary.

20 In this study the mean scores of scales for "good information" and "uncertainty" suggested that public health communicators had some success in preventing confusion and in conveying a consistent set of comprehensible messages, which in turn seem to have increased rates of recommended behaviour change.

Calling for a "clean slate", he said current legislation should be replaced by "comprehensive and comprehensible" new laws which would not become rapidly outdated.

Yet this is a carefully rehearsed and mutually comprehensible ritual for which both sides deserve credit, of a sort.