Sentence examples for understood as correct from inspiring English sources

It seems difficult to be certain whose memories are to be understood as correct or 'right' and how history should be interpreted.

So even if a mouse trap could be used as a (fallible) mouse detector, its functioning does not include any operations on information bearers which could be understood as correcting or signaling errors.

Institutions of government foster pretax income at every level, so state and local taxes, like federal taxes, can be understood as market correcting tools that direct returns to communities, rather than individuals.

In our view, the tobacco advertising ban should be understood as a market-correcting intervention rather than a market-making one.

The eccentric connectivity index (ξC) is a topological index accounting for both size and branching of compounds (Sharma et al., 1997), and the bond connectivity index can be understood as molecular size corrected for geometric accessibility with respect to van der Waals contact (Schüürmann et al., 2006).

The role and correct account of equality, understood as an issue of social justice, is itself a difficult philosophical issue.

The distinction between market-making and market-correcting policy interventions should be understood as an analytical one.

A caveat: this is correct if the relevant alternative theory is understood as construed in Dretske 1970.

A correct definition of the term might then be understood as one that best explains those platitudes.

The editors believe literary works participate in the history of ideas, whether understood as a continuous line of development, as a process of inheriting and correcting schemas, or as a sequence of archeological layers.

Learning is often understood as an organism's gradual acquisition of the association between a given sensory stimulus and the correct motor response.