For what I say here is to be understood of the good and perfected man who has walked and is still walking in the ways of God; not of the natural, undisciplined man, for he is... totally ignorant of this birth.
Here it is to be understood as implying an appreciation of the diversity of functions fulfilled by language and a theoretical recognition that the structure of languages is in large part determined by their characteristic functions.
If it were to be understood that Pakenham here reflected English governmental opinion, it would be certain that England was looking forward to the breaking‑up of Mexico, and that she was not averse to profiting by the disturbance.
"What needs to be understood here is there is a lot of anger in the underclass, and a lot of the youth aren't quite sure where to aim their anger," he told me by email.
However, here the lack of a statistically significant relationship between preference and acceptability for Models 2 and 3 show that there is a much more complex picture to be understood; here is where the most interesting trade-offs between privacy and access to data are coming into play.
Analysis is clearly being understood here in the regressive sense as involving the working back from 'what is sought', taken as assumed, to something more fundamental by means of which it can then be established, through its converse, synthesis.
A complex fuel is understood here to be a solid whose pyrolysis or devolatilisation (i.e., thermal decomposition) involves many reactions.
PHILADELPHIA — The Yankees wound up their season here today and so did George H. Ruth, who is understood here to be quite well known in his home town, a little place just across the East River from Brooklyn.
Pilot projects are understood here as being innovative interventions whose aim is to produce evidence and to influence scale-ups through the formulation of public policy [ 5].
"When I first heard of Black Friday I thought it was a collapse in the banking system – because that's how it is understood here," he said.
