"Large and unwelcome as they are, the deficits are understandable," Treasury Secretary John W. Snow said in a speech last week.
Their fears about Islam "are natural and understandable"; Hanson's "return to our parliament" provides a chance to bring together the "warring tribes" of Australia.
The reason was understandable: MTV relied on what it called an agreement but never actually had a signed deal with the Osbournes for the first season, leaving the network open to bigger demands during the recent negotiations because of the show's unanticipated success.
To make the figure more understandable, IBM said Sequoia was capable of calculating in one hour what otherwise would have taken 6.7 billion people using hand calculators 320 years to complete if they had worked non-stop.
By filtering the concept of augmented reality down to something more understandable, Microsoft makes it more appealing to the mass audience needed to make a platform interesting to developers in the first place.
When you look at the beauty of the mobile-cloud connection, it's understandable Microsoft would want to be there with Windows, but perhaps Nadella is beginning to understand that Windows is not necessarily the future of the company — Azure and Office 365 are — and that could explain why the company stayed firmly focused on these two areas at Build.
Mired in traditional, instantly understandable Video Game Design, they seem more archaic than their now 20-year-old forebear.
State's reluctance to submit to the audits is understandable; SIGIR stated that 400,000 Iraqis received training and are on the force, but the "capabilities of these forces are unknown because no assessments of total force capabilities were made".
Comparing the three groups, we find that a larger number of Group C donors find the information understandable (Fisher's exact test, p = 0.005) and sufficient (χ2 test, p = 0.02).
Until forming Loudcloud last autumn, Andreessen was Microsoft's sworn enemy, which is understandable since Microsoft destroyed Netscape.
