Asked whether the message, whatever it was, was comprehended by the players, Collins emphatically replied, "Oh yeah".
The simplification of MLVA data into a concise and portable numerical format as suggested in this article makes it easier to be comprehended by non-technical staff such as public health authorities.
Whether it's alchemy, astral projection, astrology, or a rarefied system of thought like theosophy, the very definition of "esoteric" means that it's intended to be comprehended by a niche population with highly specialized knowledge and interests.
Third, aviation systems definitely comprise "a complex whole," which can only be comprehended by its human participants if the "system perspective" serves as a lens illuminating the most meaningful representations.
That the same simple rules describe the fall of an apple, the flight of a cannonball and the movements of the heavens is hugely heartening, for it suggests that despite its fearsome complexity, the universe is something that can be comprehended by mortal minds.
Reality is that which cannot be comprehended by the means of linguistic and conceptual elaboration, as it is utterly beyond the grasp of words and thoughts which merely defile the cognitive states.
Epistemology being the branch of philosophy dealing with what can be known and how we know it, epistemological antireductionism is the recognition that some phenomena are too complex to be comprehended by human, or even computer, intelligence.
The kind of thing Lulu thinks women need to know about men are comprehended by such labels as #big.feet, #kinkyintherightways and #smellsamazeballs.
Cells that fire with the same rhythm fall into the same marching step, as the bits and pieces of the word are comprehended by the brain.
Political analyst/gadfly/operative James Carville's explanation of the election outcome was comprehended by: a) one Louisianan, b) two Louisianans, c) three people, counting his wife, Mary Matalin.
