Sentence examples for may also be understood from inspiring English sources

However, Dracula's ruthlessness may also be understood as a projection of maternal aggression into the infant".

"While light space is eliminated by the materiality of objects, darkness touches the individual directly, envelops him, penetrates him, and even passes through him …" Architecture is undoubtedly a spatial art, yet it may also be understood as a temporal one.

Indeed, time is a major force in the movie, and the slightly metronomic aspect of the Schubert fantasy suggests that it may also be understood as a symbol of fate.

However, in the following it will appear that Bayesian methods may also be understood as deductivist in nature.

These can be interpreted as behavioural guidelines that can be followed during daily activities, but they may also be understood as personal attitudes.

Perezhivanie may also be understood as a form of active individual refraction of changes, experienced in the young child's particular environment (Veresov 2016; Veresov and Fleer 2016).

In this light, the rapid emergence of solar photovoltaics (PV) in the 2010s may also be better understood as a discontinuity built over time rather than a black swan event.

The concept of analytic signal may also be better understood by comparing the role of phasors in simplifying manipulations of current and voltages [45].

In the case of causal systems, such analogies may also be expressed and understood through diagrams (Ainsworth, Prain, & Tytler, 2011; Forbus et al., 2011; Goldwater & Gentner, 2015) and they can even be glimpsed albeit in fragmentary fashion in everyday language, as when we refer to "feedback loops" or "domino effects".

Having new data about intraocular scattering in cataracts may also be helpful to understand the developing process on cataracts, as well as to better understand the way the crystalline lens evolves from being transparent to increased dispersion as well as other morphological and optical changes, as could be the increased aberrations with age [29].

This information may also be important to understand how allosteric regulation occurs in related viral polymerases and other enzymes.