Sentence examples for is later understood from inspiring English sources

This local 40 50-day oscillation is later understood as associated with an equatorial planetary-scale circulation system coupled with large-scale convection that moves eastward slowly with a speed of about 5 m/s in the eastern hemisphere (Madden and Julian 1971; Nakazawa 1988).

The American railroad came into existence because incomplete geographic knowledge caused the first British colonists to plant early entrepôts in what were later understood to be unfavourable locations.

In perhaps the most important passage, at least as it was later understood, Jesus said to Peter, And so I say to you, you are Peter, and upon this rock [Greek petra] I will build my church, and the gates of the netherworld shall not prevail against it.

In addition, a mysterious poem of 14 golden characters was seen on the leaves a prophecy that was only later understood when the uncle was driven into exile.

She was recommended with two others also with strong business backgrounds, who were later ratified, understood to have been Simon Bax, chairman of newspaper group Archant, and Paul Geddes, chief executive of Direct Line.

The health belief model (HBM) as explained by Nutbeam and Harris (17) is a model that was originally designed to understand the choice to participate in immunization or cancer screening programs but was later expanded to understand long-term behavioral change.

These – we later understood – were popular purchases for those who chose to read behind the relative anonymity of a screen.

"The job was a stretch for me at the time, and I later understood it was a play for my potential.

"I love you all!" The family thought he was kidding — he was a known jokester — and only later understood the gravity of the situation.

In the poem subtitled Poem on the Eve of May 35th, a five-year-old watches smudgy TV footage, later understood to be news of the Tiananmen Square massacre.

Pete smiled and talked about the car and college and coeds, which I later understood to be girls.