Sentence examples for understood as two from inspiring English sources

Melancholy and sentimentality must be understood as two separate ideas.

(Any reference to "the camera" when you're talking about 3-D shots should always be understood as "two cameras").

Thus, from the standpoint of economics, the two parties are better understood as two wings of one capitalist party in the US sharing virtually dictatorial political influence.

We found that the gating of relevant sensory signals, and their integration towards a choice, can be understood as two aspects of a single dynamical process reflected in FEF population responses.

The two key ideas of this framework are (1) that an agent and its environment should be understood as two coupled dynamical systems whose mutual interaction is jointly responsible for the agent's behavior, and (2) that an agent's need to maintain its existence in its environment defines a viability constraint on its behavioral dynamics.

Since in order to forge the Jewish people into a nation it was necessary to bind them to a single territory and decide upon a collective language — territory and language being understood as two key features of nationality in the 19th century — Zionism grappled with various choices for both.

His thesis is that the EU is best understood as three concentric spheres.

This configuration can also be understood as three single crossings (red, green and blue) that at the same time, cross each other, see Figure 5b.

JSTOR is a non-profit, probably better understood as one of the damaged offspring of American higher education than as an active villain.

Cabaret is best understood as one of WH Auden's "ironic points of light" that shines in the political and cultural darkness, offering hope to the likeminded.

In this way, each soul-mind came to be understood as one more entity in the world, yet one with the unique quality of containing simulacra of the other entities.