Sentence examples for understood see from inspiring English sources

Ben Bernanke, Fed chairman and guardian of America's economy, moved Wall Street less than Eric Dinallo, whom nobody had heard of, saying he would rescue some insurers nobody understood (see article).Rather than chasing the market's tail, the Fed ought to be asking what the markets' fall really signals.

Basics of this interaction are known and well understood (see above, Fig. 2, or [36]).

Under standard (linear) expectation, such regularities have been well understood, see e.g. (Mikulevicious 1987; Mikulevicius and Rozovskii 1999).

(Vitalism also admits of various conceptions, especially with respect to how non-physico-chemical forces are understood; see Section 2).

The physical processes responsible for the acquisition of remanence in sediments are poorly understood (see reviews by Roberts et al. 2013 and Tauxe 1993 and within Heslop et al. 2014).

These estimation and filtering issues are well understood (see Harvey 1989; Durbin and Koopman 2012 for textbook treatments), and the same can be said of their efficient numerical implementation (see Commandeur et al. 2011 and the references therein).

Some of the basic needs of the employees are still the same: The need to be understood, seen and heard by their supervisors.

Although some aspects were evidently challenging to understand (see previous section), all 15 women said they found most things or everything clear.

That the Italian clergy as a whole are pro-Fascist is easy to understand, seeing that Fascism is a nationalist, authoritarian, anti-liberal, and anti-Socialist force.

As a result, experimental researchers decided to design studies meant to determine whether chimpanzees understand seeing.

With short-term policy rates at or near zero, getting more of a monetary boost means expanding a set of instruments whose efficacy, and side-effects, are ill-understood (see article).