Sentence examples similar to easily understood reference from inspiring English sources

The overall features of the transient changes occurring during rinsing are most easily understood with reference to the map of the adsorption behavior in Figure 3, because dilution ("rinsing") corresponds to a decrease in the surfactant concentration.

Heraclitus' description of Pythagoras as "the chief of the charlatans" (Fr. 81) and of his wisdom as "fraudulent art" (Fr. 129) is most easily understood as an unsympathetic reference to his miracles.

Any such questionnaire must therefore not only be brief and easily understood but should avoid reference to clearly abnormal perceptions (hallucinations) and such obvious implication of psychiatric disorder as suicidal inclinations.

While Lennon's words and references were easily understood, I must admit I had to plow a bit through McKay's review to understand it.

I also didn't want to use Neymar in the obvious way playing soccer so I thought about martial arts movies and mixing references that would be easily understood by the audience.

But the fact that the reference to an icily logical intellectual is so easily understood is a tribute to the cultural superpower status of Star Trek, which continued this week with the announcement that the American sci-fi franchise will screen, in 2017, its seventh TV incarnation since the programme was first seen in 1966.

Pre-development conditions are an easily understood state to which watershed nonpoint nutrient reduction targets may be referenced.

The IRView web interface displays all IR data, including user-uploaded data, on reference sequences so that the positional relationship between IRs can be easily understood.

That's easily understood.

Some passions are easily understood.

These mechanisms are easily understood.