That paradox cannot be fully comprehended without hearing the kind of individual voices included here.
What distinguishes an electronic game from older forms of mass entertainment is that the game must be actively participated in, rather than merely viewed, to be fully comprehended.
Reality is often stranger than fiction, and every patient comes in with his or her own unique tale, which must be fully comprehended.
I was struck by the hidden writing, the images of Stephen within each of the woman's tears, and the layers of meaning that could only be fully comprehended when looking at the painting closely.
There are still a number of intriguing unanswered questions about the design of the system, and analysts said the real design of the device will not be fully comprehended until the iPhone is in users' hands in June.
Even if a program won approval, experts caution, it would be so complex, and so far in the future -- it would begin to go into effect in 2006, with some pieces coming much later -- that the effect on the states would not be fully comprehended for years.
A commercial photographer by trade, he self-consciously set out to present an idealized America, and although the value of some of these images couldn't be fully comprehended yet, Mr. Reevy emphasizes in the text, Mr. Link was photographing the end of a prosperous Appalachia — the end of small-town America.
characterise the space radiation environment so that the dangers for astronauts and satellites of being in space is fully comprehended.
The heat transfer mechanisms responsible for the CHF and BHT enhancements and/or deteriorations have not been fully comprehended.
Health cannot be fully comprehended and the goal of medicine cannot be achieved, if a physician does not comprehend all the parst of a human body and their nature, composition, purpose, and function.
While a complex design like a web page is unlikely to be fully comprehended at a glance, if it is well designed, it will contain adequate cues for a holistic understanding of the page and planning additional information foraging (Pirolli & Card, 1999).
