Sentence examples for has been understood from from inspiring English sources

The improvement in TD density in the top surface of the epilayer has been understood from the comparison of Fig. 12a, and b.

It has been understood from these studies that the thermal conductivity of a composite propellant is a key parameter, which affects the burn rate pressure index.

Because power has been understood from the position of the socially dominant — the ruling class and men — the feminist task, according to Hartsock, is to reconceptualize power from a specifically feminist standpoint, one that is rooted in women's life experience, specifically, their role in reproduction.

Gracious in tone, Ms. Malunda's letter notes that it has been understood from the start that the gardeners' use of University land was provisional: "though we have been pleased to make this property available to the gardeners, we have all known this to be a short-term situation".

So far, tissue-specific alternative splicing regulation has been understood from the viewpoint of the balance between enhancement and silencing of the alternative exons mediated by trans-factors through specific cis-elements [3].

I said there had never been any question of my being asked to own it; that it had been understood from the outset to be Peter O'Toole's own production.

Adsorption of molecules in nano-porous carbon materials has been intensively studied and their characteristic features such as capillary condensation have been understood from the thermodynamic aspects.

Although the mechanism of higher-harmonic generation due to CAN has been understood mostly from theoretical and experimental points of view, that of sub-harmonic generation has not been revealed yet.

The religious life also has been understood as flight from the world, though monastic communities often have been great economic and cultural centres.

For a long time, the history of the First World War has been understood via the symbolic transition from Brooke to Wilfred Owen, from posh idiot nationalist to heroic witness.

Despite these plant related sources, Cr. carnescens has been understood as a pervasive species isolated from seawater, soil, and glacial ice [ 69].