Sentence examples for understood way from inspiring English sources

Allspaw says that cost-benefit analysis can be a useful way to approach the issue because it's a universally understood way of thinking about the business.

Measuring the mass profile of the hot gas is relatively straightforward since the emissivity of the x-ray emitting gas (the ratio of the radiation emitted by the gas to that emitted by a black body at the same temperature) is related to the density of the gas in a well understood way.

Since "statutory underpinning", in its shorthand, barely understood way, has become the litmus test of proper regulation in the public mind, any body that fails to include it upfront – even this commodiously detailed charter – will automatically be scorned as a press barons' pleaser, a fudge, a catalogue of supposed betrayal.

The AHP provides a flexible, low cost, and easily understood way for analysis complicated problems (Satty 1980).

Hearts are a simple, universally understood, way of showing appreciation on social networks, while the username feature just highlights the creator's username so it stands out.

The labour theory of value is of little economic use, because it does not use the word 'value' in a commonly understood way.

As a product the game falls short in many practically understood ways.

Probability, and the equivalent notion odds, are the oldest and best understood ways of representing partial belief and uncertain inference.

Geneticists argue that nature and nurture interact to affect behaviour through complex and not yet fully understood ways, but, in practice, the debate continues1.

Members of at least 11 previous expeditions have died or disappeared in numerous, only partly understood ways.

Elm1 regulates septin function in poorly understood ways, likely by activating septin kinases (Asano et al. 2006).