Such tools also promise to alter how researchers interact with data outside their field of specialization by, e.g., making raw experimental results more accessible to theorists, and the outputs of theoretical calculations more readily comprehended by experimentalists.
Because it is an element whose importance — mammals need it to breathe — was already apparent, and thus its discovery could be readily comprehended.
This classification of drugs with similar pharmaceutical properties was too subtle to be readily comprehended, however, and was made even more obscure when, ironically, later copyists alphabetized the material, completely rearranging its original schema.
Audiences may not readily comprehend the strange landscape of the unconscious that the play navigates, but the tall, braided Ms. Brassard is a captivating guide through an enchanting, if unsettling, realm.
She readily comprehends farm animals while adults can only narrowly focus on the spider's web writing.
Being deprived of money doesn't necessarily mean a victim will cower in front of their abuser, or even readily comprehend themselves that they are being disempowered and isolated from society.
The action of his operas is uncomplicated and self-evident, so that the spectator, even if he does not understand the words, readily comprehends what is taking place on the stage.
"On the scale of a galaxy, let a lone a universe, we're smaller than we can readily comprehend," he says in the video.
It also fits into a pattern of official discrimination and disregard--from Jim Crow laws to the infamous Tuskegee syphilis experiments--that is still felt by blacks to a degree that many whites don't readily comprehend.
With regard to future studies, the Color Wheel approach could be used in children to detect affective disorders, as communication using color might be easier for them to understand than lengthy questionnaires that contain words they may not readily comprehend.
Social constructivism assumes that reality is subjective and comprehended through the social, historical and political experiences of a society.
