Though not easily comprehensible, each section presents the reader with at least one startling line.
His book will make the bustling city more comprehensible – though it remains as overwhelming as ever.
She even manages to make iconoclasm - the enormous destruction of graven images in the early-middle period of Byzantium - comprehensible, though its relationship with the doctrine of the Trinity might have been explored.
Far more interesting -- though barely more comprehensible -- are two brief stories by Moyshe Leib Halpern, better known as a poet, which resemble the surrealism of Russian futurist Daniil Kharms.
To do that, though, it has to be comprehensible.
But it means that when you see something occur in a complex adaptive system, your mind is going to create a narrative to explain what happened even though cause and effect are not comprehensible in that kind of system.
And then, almost as an afterthought, he said: "I want to impress upon you that even though it's improvisation, it's comprehensible and approachable by a wide variety of audiences.
"Listening is very important when you do something like this". And then, almost as an afterthought, he said: "I want to impress upon you that even though it's improvisation, it's comprehensible and approachable by a wide variety of audiences.
Something of Platonism, nonetheless, survived in Aristotle's system in his beliefs that the reality of anything lay in a changeless (though wholly immanent) form or essence comprehensible and definable by reason and that the highest realities were eternal, immaterial, changeless self-sufficient intellects which caused the ordered movement of the universe.
However, PRO is a multifarious term and a comprehensible categorization is lacking, even though several methods are used to measure patient-reports.
