Counterfactuals about particulars are understood to be true if the corresponding indicative conditionals are instances of true nomological generalizations.
Together, these studies suggest the inherent conflict posed by the verisimilitude of visualizations that are understood to be real or true.
Observed scores on psychological scales are understood to be estimates of a "true score".
They cite tradition, as if that has remained static over the past 2,000 years, and ecclesiology, as if the Church of England's relationship with some other churches is more important than what it understands to be true.
Alignment is your position of agreement to what you understand to be true for you.
I live out of them because, at this phase in my life, they are what I understand to be true.
The thing I understand to be true is that art is a language all humans can speak, and for this reason, art contains enormous capacity for healing.
The converse of Leibniz's Law, the principle of the identity of indiscernibles, that if everything true of x is true of y, x is identical with y, is correspondingly trivial if "what is true of x" is understood to include "being identical with y" (as required if Leibniz's Law is to characterise identity uniquely among equivalence relations).
Intuitively this is right, but only picks out identity uniquely if "what is true of x" is understood to include "being identical with x"; otherwise it is too weak.
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.
Normally, photography is understood as being true: we assume nothing is manipulated, especially if it's in a newspaper.
