Otherwise, software components are accepted to be more reusable and understandable entities than object-oriented ones.
The real dualism pertaining to the world of experience, then, is not the one between body and mind but the one between the sensible world of perceivable entities and the non-sensible world of understandable meaning-configurations (Rickert 1934b, 92 97).
Economies are complicated, ever-changing entities; it was understandable that few economists realized the extent to which short-term lending and securitization of assets such as subprime mortgages had recreated the old risks that deposit insurance and bank regulation were created to control.
Also, specialized XML editors can create easily understandable data models composed of entities nested on multiple levels.
In light of the region's unfortunate historic experience with such entities, it's politically understandable that many countries would seek to build up their own rival institutions.
Coming back to the Introduction, with this model the two clusters of clinical entities linked to IR become understandable in terms of energy regulation.
But the understandable desire to sustain themselves as a single entity has led at times to a less-than-honest politics, which is now unravelling fast.
"No more phony baloney offshore special purpose vehicles that are not understandable," he said, stressing that deals with such entities are incomprehensible to investors.
Our decision in Wilson and in later collective entity cases reflected, I believe, the Court's understandable unease with drawing too close a connection between an individual and an artificial entity.
Someone has described DD as "the indie Pussycat Dolls", which makes no sense, and the character or the entity bearing the DD moniker is currently unsigned, which is kind of understandable.
Our understandable enthusiasm for new variations on collective action, Lanier suggests, has made the web into an almost metaphysical entity - a headless, formless, agglomerate monster, prone to ill-considered flurries of enthusiasm, and irrational and sometimes dangerous stampedes.
