Sentence examples for designed to be understood from inspiring English sources

As Mr. Bordwell recently wrote on his blog, davidbordwell.net, "perceptually, films are illusions, not reality; cognitively, they are not the blooming, buzzing confusion of life but rather simplified ensembles of elements, designed to be understood".

This is the layman's explanation, designed to be understood by anyone who uses your service.

So much so, that eventually Facebook completely redesigned its privacy policy to create a version designed to be understood by anyone.

Rather, it amounts only to approaching nature in the practice of science as if it were designed to be understood by us.

Reflecting judgment makes this assumption through its principle to regard nature as purposive for our understanding, which leads us to treat nature as if its empirical laws were designed to be understood by us (5:180–181).

At each fMRI session, children were presented with a set of five, 30 s‐long, stories containing 9, 10, or 11 sentences designed to be understood by a 5 year old child.

The invitation contained evidence-based information, in accordance with General Medical Council (GMC) guidelines [ 2], and was designed to be read and understood across a wide range of literacy.

The book illustrations shown here are nicely done but obvious and melodramatic, designed to be instantly understood.

More importantly, the user interface is designed to be better understood by the "normal" end user.

It was designed to be easily understood with carefully chosen, unambiguous terminology and logical flow which led responders through only the relevant questions.

I can only speak for myself, but any new synthesizers designed to be immediately understood leave me cold.