So there's a balance between academic preparation and practical classroom application, a balance, I should say, that is understood differently in different seminars and by different writers of curriculum units.
For some, even those momentary events that make up the flow of the world are understood to be empty of inherent existence (the idea of inherent existence is understood differently in different traditions) to the point that what one sees in the enlightenment experience is the ultimate emptiness (sunyata) of all things.
Violence is a concept which is understood differently by different cultures and societies.
Risk is a term that is understood differently by different individuals depending on expectation and previous experience.
Time itself is understood differently in Lee's dystopia: it is measured by how long it takes for bald heads, hoodies, or chaat to become fashionable and then to fall out of favor.
Terminology (such as "commissioning") is understood differently by the major stakeholders and so different approaches have evolved.
Miller suggests that power understood as domination is particularly masculine; from women's perspective, power is understood differently: "there is enormous validity in women's not wanting to use power as it is presently conceived and used.
Or as a mystery that is understood differently all over the world, an evolving body of texts that well may be transformed through ongoing archaeological finds?
A participatory role is less supported (Archard 1993) than the engagement of older demographic cohorts because the role of children is understood differently among countries (Lister 2007).
There is in this instance, however, no univocal statement that is being disputed, since 'exist' is understood differently by the two sides.
In some philosophy of religion circles, "methodological naturalism" is understood differently, as a thesis about natural scientific method itself, not about philosophical method.
