Sentence examples for equivalent understanding from inspiring English sources

But, the Palestinians said, the Americans did not demonstrate an equivalent understanding for Mr. Arafat's political constraints, presuming that he could persuade his people and the Arab world to accept whatever deal he brought home.

While there is no precise equivalent to a 'synonym' in musical notation, there are often alternative ways of writing the same musical instruction which differ substantially in surface structure: in order to determine whether two musical notations are equivalent, understanding of the musical meaning of each instruction is required.

To understand exactly how it works would be the equivalent of understanding in full how our mind influences our physical heath, and I expect we still have plenty more to discover in that area.

It's the kind of thing that flatters readers into a cheap feeling of sophistication, as if merely to read names like Thales and Epictetus were equivalent to understanding what those thinkers wrote.

If roboticists succeed with one of their toughest tasks, imbuing robots with the mechanical equivalent of understanding, the machines may one day be able to discern what their creators want, and plan their own actions to achieve it -- or thwart it.

Within the framework of linear irrotational theory, explicit integral solutions of waves and their asymptotic and/or numerical computations presented here aim to provide an equivalent mathematical understanding to all such wave propagation which can be modelled in two dimensions at the open sea.

However, genomic sequence data is, in itself, of limited value; generally it is not equivalent to understanding biological function.

All different information materials reached equivalent high levels of understanding: CCS information sheet 5.55, grid and energy efficiency 5.78, different types of power plants 5.6, pollution comparison 5.78, and cost comparison 5.56.

This condition, characterized by Beard, is very much equivalent to our modern understanding of chronic stress.

You mathematical understanding is equivalent to most people.

Subjects especially perceived this initial dose finding upon admission as very confusing, and often exhibited a limited understanding of equivalent dosage calculations.