Sentence examples for have previously understood from inspiring English sources

Zero-dimensional points; one-dimensional lines; two-dimensional planes, like squares; and three-dimensional solids, such as cubes, make up the world as we have previously understood it, but many natural phenomena like a length of coast line and the shape of clouds are better described with a dimension partway between two whole numbers.

These data imply that meningococcal dissemination in vivo is more complicated than we have previously understood.

Genentech said it had previously understood that the F.D.A. would not require such data.

"We have to try to understand humans as a driver of geology, just as we've previously understood massive volcanic outbursts and meteorite impacts," he told me.

That experience, the core of Simulacron, leads Stiller to believe that what he has previously understood to be his primary reality is also artificial.

He has been, in our view, a strong steady pair of hands," he said, adding that "In general, such wholesale and unexpected management change suggests the underlying story is more volatile/higher risk than the market had previously understood".

A decision by MacFarland, later adopted by higher US command, to align with Iraqi fighters he and other commanders had previously understood to be enemies became the genesis of the "Awakening", a realignment of allegiances that aided the Iraq war's greatest period of tactical success.

But these are phones created in a very different context to Android devices as we've previously understood them.

Once they emerge from their meditative states (rjes thob), however, they realize that the things that they had previously understood to be conventionally "true" are not actually true.

Supported by "stunning visual forensic evidence", it claims that the handwriting in some of the original Bach manuscripts was not that of a mere transcriber or copyist, as we had previously understood Anna Magdalena to be, but bears the hallmarks of a mind in the act of creation.

The findings from the workshop will not be published until next month, but trust me when I tell you that our oceans are in far worse shape than I had feared and -- here's the really scary part -- much worse than even they had previously understood.