Sentence examples for understood following from inspiring English sources

Roman Catholics worshiped for centuries in a language few of them understood, following along in their missals as a priest intoned the liturgy in Latin, speaking on their behalf to God.

The unitary concept of science should be understood, following the later Wittgenstein, as a family-resemblance concept (For a criticism of Dupré's ideas, see Mitchell 2003 and Sklar 2003).

More particularly, for Smith, motivating reasons are understood, following Davidson (1963), as complexes of beliefs and desires that motivate actions and that we cite in explaining them, where the explanation in question is taken to be causal (Smith 1994, 94 98).

This can be understood following the classical thermodynamic Clausius-Clapeyron consideration, which relates the change of pressure (dP) to the change of melting point (dT m): mathrm{d}{T}_{mathrm{m}}=frac{mathrm{d}P{T}_0varDelta V}{ L}(1 where L is the latent heat and ΔV is the relative volume change on melting [14].

When patients can neither articulate their needs nor be understood following a stroke, depression, agitation and behavioural symptoms often ensue [ 9- 12].

The same notion of mechanism employed by Griffiths and Stotz has to be understood, following Bechtel (2008), in an integrative, quasi-holistic way as something that "recognizes the importance of the organization in which the parts are embedded and the context in which the whole mechanism is functioning" (p. 21).

The three Londoners claim they signed documents in Arabic – a language none of them understands – following their arrests because they were threatened with guns to their heads.

In the U.K., Cleo now claims more than 150,000 users, while I understand, following the startup's stealthy, although tentative, U.S. expansion it is on track for 200,000 users globally.

In our experience the vast majority of health workers understand, following repeated training, that they are at very little risk of being infected by TB patients after 2 weeks of treatment; but the extent of risks to health workers posed by TB suspects prior to diagnosis and by TB patients during the first two weeks of treatment are much less clear.

Indeed, in the way we had annotated and described the data of the figure, it was incomplete and could thus be wrongly understood (see following explanation).

That potential is also better understood by following economic logic, with Taiwanese businesses having invested more than $40 billion in the mainland and showing interest in investing more.