Sentence examples for had to comprehend from inspiring English sources
In making this big-screen debut with Disney's Digital 3-D Tron: Legacy, a sequel-of-sorts to the 1982 original, Kosinski had to comprehend the first film, incorporate its star Jeff Bridges, apply all the most fantastic state-of-the-art effects and make a coherent story that would serve both the fans of the original and newcomers who had never seen it.
But in Wonderland you don't have to comprehend completely -- just surrender to the madness.
"You just have to comprehend we're effectively talking about any bank customer of these major banks, and in the future it will be others as well, who has ever paid a late-payment fee on a credit card".
VEs enable the users to experience complex models or control schemes instead of having to comprehend a complex explanation or offline rendered 2D/3D images.
The proposed cross-layer algorithm has to comprehend the application layer information, i.e., users' bandwidth demands for the provision of weighted fairness.
In order to understand its nature one has to comprehend not only its spatio-temporal dimensions, but also the nature of crime, the victim-offender relationship; role of guardians and history of similar incidents.
The operators have to comprehend malfunctions in real time, respond quickly, and make rapid decisions to return operational units to normal conditions, but under these circumstances, the mental workload of operators rises sharply, and a mental workload that is too high increases the rate of error.
Does a young girl really comprehend that or should she have to comprehend that?
Luckily for us, we don't have to comprehend it for ourselves, because the Global Drug Survey GDSS) have gone and done it for us.
Equally, flexible-time individuals have to comprehend and respect the great importance and trust-building effect of punctuality and kept timelines to their rigid-time counterparts.
For people (especially millennials) to understand how important Like a Prayer is to culture and music, they have to comprehend the repressive environment Madonna's album arrived to in March of 1989.
