Sentence examples for is not readily understood from inspiring English sources

Yet the underlying theory is not readily understood by non-economists.

Moreover, the heading of the section that contains statistics pertaining to individual households is "C.O.D. Shipments," a designation that is not readily understood by the average consumer unless it is explained by the company's agent.

It deals with a set of 'insecurities' that is not readily understood or measurable.

The degree of abstraction is, however, extremely high for this type of model, and correspondence between model equations and processes in nature is not readily understood.

It is not readily understood why a model with horizontal mesh spacing of O (10 km) reproduces such meso-scale phenomena without subgrid convective parameterization.

This program has been a source of controversy here for years but is not readily understood by Chicagoans.

"A lot of this is technical and below the radar, and the real harm isn't readily understood by the American people," Huffman said.

It was a complex set of proposals, which were not readily understood.

Though Rapunzel's presence at the zoo conveys a serious ecological message, it was not readily understood by Ian Millican, 6 years old, who shared his first glimpse of the strange-looking creature yesterday with his best friend, Sam Bell, 7. "She has funny-looking ears," Ian said, observing that Rapunzel's ears stick straight up and are covered with hair.

Although an approximately linear relationship exists between these free energies of transfer and the reciprocals of crystallographic radii of the ions, both the magnitudes and the signs of these free energies are not readily understood in terms of the Born equation.

More than two-thirds of all the active shooting incidents between 2000 and 2013 took place in locations which were not readily understood to be gun-free zones.