"It's not commonly understood by people who drive," Dr. Dougherty said.
"It is not commonly understood to cover buildings or storage facilities".
When Joseph Lister introduced his carbolic acid spray for disinfection in 1867, the causes of infection were not commonly understood.
Ralph Nader argued that Scalia's originalist philosophy is inconsistent with the justice's acceptance of the extension of certain constitutional rights to corporations when at the time of the Fourteenth Amendment's ratification, corporations were not commonly understood to possess constitutional rights.
While CPD 2006-11 documemphasizeasize convergence as a programming approach, the concept is not commonly understood among interviewed UNICEF BCO staff.
He reads them out, from the first attempt, which begins, "You blarney-arsed bog-eating Irish pig," to the final version, which starts, "By God, you supercilious streak of Irish puke!" What isn't commonly understood, he adds, is that "all this takes weeks".
Cervical cancer was not commonly recognized, though it was understood generally in terms of its symptoms.
And that is information not commonly understood in some parts of the world.
To adapt the FIQ for use in Bengali patients, five sub-items of the final B-FIQ physical function scale (i.e., do laundry with a washer and dryer, vacuum a rug, walk several blocks, do yard work, and drive a car) were replaced with culturally appropriate equivalent activities since these activities are not commonly performed or understood by Bengali women.
A Homeowner's Guide to Peaceful Coexistence," as well as the Web site HeatingHelp.com, Holohan has built a community among those who work on and live with the nineteenth-century heating technology that is still common, if not commonly understood, in New York and in other older cities across the country.
