Sentence examples for which explained in from inspiring English sources

The logo, as well as the accompanying website which explained in readable English exactly what Heartbleed entailed, were both created in the days between Codenomicon warning authorities of the bug and it being officially patched.

At the same time he drew criticism from corporate watchdogs for signing that second contract, which explained in some detail the $48 million Mr. Grasso would be receiving up through 2007.

(Reich cultivated a corresponding beef with Einstein's work: he "came to believe that atomic energy, the fear of which clouded the American psyche in the 1950s, aggravated the orgone energy that he had discovered," Turner writes, "which explained, in his view, why not everyone who was prescribed his box could be cured").

The amendments were proposed by the F.S.B., the secret police, which explained in an accompanying note that the law as it existed made the crime of treason too difficult to prove because "lack of proof of hostile intent was used by defense as an argument to release suspects and defendants from criminal responsibility".

The second type of questions sends to MOQ tool which explained in more details in Section Multi Operations Question MOQQ) and applied in Section Handle MOQ.

Rosenberg had become Hitler's house intellectual thanks to books like Myth of the 20th Century, which explained, in what must have been an interesting train of argument, that Nordic Aryans had produced classical Greek sculpture and the great works of the Italian Renaissance.

Which explains, in part, why we are here, at the end of 2014, talking about his directorial debut.

Which explains, in part, why a chipmaker like Intel would be involved in this kind of research.

Yet it may be experienced in many different ways, which explains in part why not every transition is alike.

He says that no party controlled the baseline at the last election, which explains in part why no party won.

Three years ago, Mr. Brain created the HowStuffWorks Web site (www.howstuffworks.com), which explains, in depth, the inner workings of almost anything.