Sentence examples for into intelligible from inspiring English sources
Her use of symbol was nevertheless defensible; she construed art as a "symbolic analogue of emotive life," rendering the "forms of sentient being" into intelligible configurations.
Even so it remains a patch of obscurity, like a knot in wood that there is no way to straighten into intelligible, smooth running grain.
His interest in the ancient world was aroused during the war when he served as an Royal Air Force officer in the Middle East converting radar tracks into intelligible aircraft flight paths.
Alyssa Newcomb of ABC News reports on how MIT researchers have developed a new method that can uncover intelligible audio by videotaping everyday objects and translating the sound vibrations back into intelligible sound.
Messages (electronic messages, initially) were supposed to travel along this path, to be changed into electric energy by the transmitter, and to be reconstituted into intelligible language by the receiver.
As Web addresses increasingly transition to non-Latin characters as a result of the changing rules for domain names, that series of Latin letters Chinese people usually see at the top of the screen when they search for something on Baidu may finally turn into intelligible words: "a hundred ways".
Appropriation is necessarily a twofold event: as Dasein is thrown into an intelligible world, vast regions of Being are plunged into darkness.
Eric Harris Davidson was a unique and creative intellectual force who grappled with the diversity of developmental processes used by animal embryos and wrestled them into an intelligible set of principles, then spent his life translating these process elements into molecularly definable terms through the architecture of gene regulatory networks.
We decompose this effect into intuitively intelligible components that depend in natural ways on measurable elasticity parameters.
The writer, Shaun McKenna, director Matthew Warchus and co-producer Kevin Wallace have struggled to fit the 1,000 page book into an intelligible theatrical show.
Most discoveries are incremental steps, and if a writer comes to terms with the earlier steps, new findings generally slide into an intelligible context.
