Sentence examples for understood in connection from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court last looked at the Second Amendment nearly 70 years ago in United States v. Miller, a 1939 decision that suggested, without explicitly deciding, that the right should be understood in connection with service in a militia.

"Eternal life" in the Christian sense is thus not identical with "immortality of the soul"; rather, it is only to be understood in connection with the expectation of the resurrection.

The irrigation order can only be understood in connection with the royal hierarchy.

However, the functional significance of the mirror neuron system has to be understood in its connections to many other neural systems [ 20].

The natural and abundant occurrence of Euonymus (cardinal's hat), which is a largely tropical genus, in temperate Europe and Asia, can be understood only in connection with the activities of birds.

It has also been suggested that an incident in Luke's description of the Last Supper has a significance that can be understood only in connection with the ritual of the Manual: "A dispute arose among them as to which of them should be regarded as the greatest.

The performance of out-of-bag estimators with general bagged classification rules is not in fact well understood, especially in connection with bagging ensemble classifiers derived from classification rules other than decision trees (which was Breiman's primary interest).

And Schaffer (2001) suggests a generalization of this approach, on which causal connection is understood in terms of the probabilities of processes.

His fictions contain vivid precincts to explore, constructed by an artist who understood –in fact worshipped – the powerful connections that lie, waiting to be made, between the covers of a book.

"We understand that in connection with policies of Russia on some issues there is annoyance within the American administration," Mr. Putin said.

"Non-trivial machines," on the contrary, change the rules on how certain facts are transformed into other facts of their own accord.5 Therefore, we understand technology in connection with regularity of behavior; provided a machine functions, it will operate in accordance with the actors' stable expectations of what will happen when the machines operates.6 2.6