Sentence examples for understood slightly from inspiring English sources

The calculated temperature lines, used in this approach (Fig. 5), are extrapolated from well understood, slightly higher-temperature, quartz-water curves [45].

Sacraments are understood slightly differently in different Christian traditions.

(#1) It is interesting to note the subjective and contested definition of the term 'zapoi', which was understood slightly differently by each respondent, although it is generally understood to be a period of continuous drunkenness that by its very nature disrupts normal functioning.

Stephen Daldry, who has directed David Hare is his solo shows Via Dolorosa, Berlin and Wall, says that there is a Hare persona – someone who makes the pieces more dramatic by needing to struggle to understand slightly harder than the real-life original.

It actually turns out that we will be able to understand slightly more and this is somewhat technical.

Early efforts, like Western Governors University — an online school founded in 1996 — saw the World Wide Web the way that many New Yorkers see Roosevelt Island: as an unexplored, accessible place with great potential of some sort, if only people understood it slightly better.

Because of this, the classification system has been understood in slightly varying ways when it comes to detailed taxonomies.

H. habilis and H. rudolfensis the poorly understood, but slightly larger species dated to about 1.9 million years ago (Fig. 1)—are restricted to East and South Africa.

In fact, the four headings are best understood as slightly differing perspectives on essentially the same central problem: the apprehension of what is true and real from within a stance of radical conditionedness.

Or perhaps the meaning of Obama's visit is understood in slightly more complex terms.

The power conferred by madness helps us understand the slightly smaller, but still very serious, game theory at work in Washington this week.