Sentence examples for comprehensible with from inspiring English sources

The dialogue and soliloquies are spoken so that sense and motivation are always comprehensible, with incisive and legible performances by, among others, Ryan Quinn as the evil Edmund and Wesley Mann as Lear's Fool.

It's a rationalist's form, both for its faith in the evidence-based logic of investigation and in its promise that the culprit will be not only uncovered but explained, that the horror of violence will be made comprehensible with the revelation of a motive.

Consequently, an effort has been made to make the inputs comprehensible, with the use of input modifications such as input elaboration and input flooding being considered as the main methods.

For example, Malaysian Sign Language, which has ASL origins, is no longer mutually comprehensible with ASL and must be considered its own language.

However, the ordinary U.S. citizen is showing increasing distrust towards the market, seeing it as an intrinsically unfair place, becoming more unfair and less comprehensible with the impact of the fast pace of new technology.

"We're trying to achieve comprehensible results with significantly more community involvement than is usual in the process".

The story is told in an elliptical yet wholly comprehensible fashion, with practically every ounce of unnecessary cinematic fat excised.

To begin by letting the author have the last word or words: "archiviolitic pneuma" is the less than comprehensible expression with which the book ends, an example of Sonja Neef's use of italics when one difficult word is qualified by another.

Software which is purchased together with the instruments is in many cases not suitable for research applications, which require comprehensible procedures with high precision and reproducibility.

Although patient- and person-reports gain importance for evaluating healthcare systems and decision-making, a comprehensible categorization with a clear definition of constructs is still lacking.

In this work we examine how opportunities arising from technological advances in the fields of IoT and semantics can be used to develop smart, self-organizing exhibits that cooperate with each other and provide visitors with comprehensible, rich, diverse, personalized and highly stimulating experiences.