Economic life is messy, but it is also, occasionally, comprehensible.
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Other reasons cited in favor of intervention are similarly comprehensible.
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" I struggled to process the sounds into comprehensible thought. "Shit.
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Our forces remain entangled with no comprehensible strategy for victory.
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She tried to mumble something but couldn't muster comprehensible sentences.
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The new campaigns are much more direct, comprehensible, and authentic.
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This is in large part because that space is easily comprehensible.
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Holmes, the department spokesman, emphasized that the two ads were comprehensible.
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She is about as fully formed and comprehensible as a nightmare.
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At best, Trump is saying something that is comprehensible but incorrect.
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More comprehensible is the risk Commander Lawrence takes to liberate Emily.
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Most people seem to find the film more or less comprehensible.
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It was a threat, but a recognizable one, a comprehensible one.
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The difference between the two is striking without being immediately comprehensible.
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Putting it in comprehensible form feels like a a natural next step.
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He adds subtitles to a man speaking perfectly comprehensible, if accented, English.
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However, the terms of data plans aren't always clear, complete or comprehensible.
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And we trust that process because it is, at least, vaguely comprehensible.
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There is nothing crass about simplifying technical expertise by making it comprehensible.
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The depths of elite Republican denial, comprehensible three weeks ago, now seem limitless.
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Representing weather "in a relatively simple, comprehensible way" is its own reward, really.
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Ironically enough, Facebook actually had the most comprehensible data of the four services.
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Nor does it score the tax bill in any meaningful or comprehensible way.
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It requires patients to have ready access to comprehensible price and quality information.
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He made abstract art comprehensible — without in any way compromising its mysterious power.
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"He wasn't worried about whether it would be comprehensible immediately," Gregory Walker said.
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Mr. Ivanov found Mr. Skripal's betrayal, if not especially honorable, at least comprehensible.
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Some of the posters are easily comprehensible, but others need a little explanation.
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But the fact that their bigotry is comprehensible doesn't make it any less bigoted.
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Taylor and his disciples assumed it was all comprehensible in the language of computation.
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Resnick adds that acute psychosis might spur mothers to kill without any comprehensible motive.
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The jargon accreted gradually and imperceptibly over decades, and is readily comprehensible to practitioners.
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As translator, Tess Davies copes with Kiefer's style to provide a relatively comprehensible read.
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"Such useless accusations... are meaningless and not comprehensible and are pointless," said Abbas Mousavi.
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HE HAS THE UNIQUE ABILITY TO MAKE THE MOST COMPLEX CONCEPTS COMPREHENSIBLE AND ACCESSIBLE.
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A more detailed and still comprehensible definition is actually shockingly hard to come by.
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Still, none of this makes Cunanan comprehensible or, when all is said and done, pitiable.
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It's chastening to imagine a comprehensible intelligence operating inside a body so different from ours.
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Perhaps that's because the French experience of the war, for all its horrors, was comprehensible .
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But, churning-out sausages, one at a time, is at least visually and intellectually comprehensible.
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What should be horrifying—a lurid " Black Mirror " nightmare—is rendered both comprehensible and complex.
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The German chancellor, Angela Merkel, said on Wednesday that Cameron's demands were "comprehensible and justified".
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It's a digital table that summarizes raw data into a more cohesive and comprehensible data set.
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In addition to the elaboration of a comprehensible theme, the draw is exactly that — what's new.
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For what the Websters are enduring is beyond any comprehensible emotional level of loss and hurt.
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"It's tearing the problem [of huge volume] into pieces to make chunks more comprehensible," Willner says.
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And anyway: Have we come up with really good reasons—comprehensible not just to elites, but
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In Albuquerque, N.M., Air Force scientists sought to beam comprehensible speech into the heads of adversaries.
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"In a sense, it's perfectly comprehensible," said Mark Silk, a professor of religion at Trinity College.
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The simplest way to explain it is that it takes Twitter conversations from incomprehensible to comprehensible.
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Translating things into American terms might help make a decision that seems totally foreign more comprehensible.
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Most punch lines, though absurd, are comprehensible: implausible as some exotic algebra but, like algebra, internally consistent.
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Shortly after Giuliani posted his inane tweet, he shared a far more comprehensible (though equally hostile) one.
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I encourage you to read the article, as it's free and pretty comprehensible for a scientific paper.
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THE Chinese Communist Party likes to describe threats to its grip on power in barely comprehensible terms.
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Few, unfortunately, are comprehensible in this peculiar hybrid of rock concert, performance-art piece and quasi-musical.
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The experts said that despite the errors, the two ads were comprehensible, and their messages were clear.
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Generally speaking, a Twitch stream is not riveting entertainment—or even, to the uninitiated, all that comprehensible.
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"The court has found a solution that is more comprehensible to the general public," Mr. Veil said.
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I've found myself writing "if that makes sense" after a paragraph that I know is totally comprehensible.
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The entire game is a gigantic puzzle, rule-based, mechanical, and—with a little cognition—perfectly comprehensible.
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But given their failure with their sister, they elided the truth and took a more comprehensible tack.
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Everything that shouldn't be accessible and available or even comprehensible in other spaces is available in Mexico.
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I also like to take chaos and structure it so it has a kind of comprehensible pulsation.
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Once you understand this, then, Russia's trolling activities — including buzzing the USS Donald Cole — become more comprehensible.
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She was screaming sounds that weren't words, as if pain had no vocabulary comprehensible to the human ear.
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Then some software can turn that brain activity into digitally synthesized, accurate, comprehensible speech—no human talking required.
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Instinctively, he wanted to retreat to his pallet and sleep until the world shrank to more comprehensible dimensions.
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When waging war on something so vague as terror, it is difficult to provide people with comprehensible stories.
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Star ratings, meant to serve as a shorthand for written reviews, now require significant context to be comprehensible.
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And at the same time, I have fewer baffling geysers of feeling and more steady, readily comprehensible ones.
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It was an instantly comprehensible neologism, useful and compact and inflected with the managerial style then in vogue.
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One explanation for the success of Donald Trump, he said, is that Trump made his policies easily comprehensible.
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The argument descends into an extended metaphor about randomized text generators creating comprehensible pamphlets by selecting for readability.
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In May, Messenger product chief Stan Chudnovsky told Recode that Facebook has only completed the initial steps of voice recognition—determining vocal triggers for activating the software—but had not yet mastered translating verbal inputs into machine-comprehensible text or translating that machine-comprehensible text into a coherent automated response.
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Over the last year, I tried to smash the maple syrup-drenched scraps of Riverdale into a comprehensible narrative.
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Speaking–or at least trying to be comprehensible–is one of the hardest parts of studying a new language.
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But I was still startled by the crackling yet comprehensible energy of the shift from romance to disaster movie.
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Its task is to find a way to modernise German in a way that is "comprehensible, legible and sayable".
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"Gnostics think that their explanations can make the entirety of the faith and the Gospel perfectly comprehensible," he writes.
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But there are other, far less comprehensible or well-explained reasons for why the action unfolds as it does.
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The tweet has racked up more than 300 replies, many of which are bizarre, barely comprehensible anti-Satan digs.
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The complicated storyline of "Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts" becomes more immediately comprehensible in a solo performance.
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She helped the translators create dialogue that felt true to the time period but was still comprehensible to modern players.
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The only figure in "Lost Empress" who can make human events cohere in a morally comprehensible way is Nina Gill.
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Though the visual experience of Moments can feel clumsy at times, it shines by making Twitter feel cohesive and comprehensible.
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It is more glamorous to be an exile, more comprehensible to be an immigrant, more desirable to be an expatriate.
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We modify the language to make the text more comprehensible to our students, and we include visuals and a glossary.
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At the same time, he's disillusioned with a party that can't find a political idiom comprehensible to Americans around him.
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My point is not that we need to forget the aim of easily comprehensible communication — obviously, that remains the goal.
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As more baby boomers move to mobile, tech companies simplify user interfaces to make them more comprehensible for older people.
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Their position was at least comprehensible: How many times in a lifetime does your party control all levers of power?
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Perhaps that was the talent Becky was missing: she wanted a comprehensible life, but she did not comprehend her life.
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This was a big deal, back in that halcyon pre-2010s period when each day had a single comprehensible narrative.
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It was not comprehensible, so the Wi-Fi Alliance — the group that stewards the implementation of Wi-Fi — is changing it.
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There's a brief intro (an abstract) that is kinda-sorta comprehensible, but then the article immediately degenerates into jargon and equations.
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They're small, cute, and speak in a made up language that manages to be totally comprehensible without containing any actual words.
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When one views Trump's rhetoric and actions with regard to Russia in this light, his rhetoric and actions become more comprehensible.
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SBA en español helps Hispanic business owners take the steps to start and scale businesses in a clear and comprehensible manner.
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As Grillo unfolds the complex and often gruesome stories of the drug trade, it becomes clear that this terror is comprehensible.
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The ARP Odyssey was duophonic (able to play two notes at once), far more portable and easily comprehensible to synthesizer neophytes.
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Instead, it introduces its characters, sets them on a clear and comprehensible journey, and then follows them until the bitter end.
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It's useful to study these problems — to identify their mechanics and understand them programmatically, making each one comprehensible enough to fix.
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Once added, you can further customize the chart or graph so that it displays the information in the most comprehensible way.
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Once you believe that, it's not hard to be convinced that politics is only comprehensible, like nuclear science, to a select few.
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And no wonder: In an age of "Islamic terrorism," the shah, a secular modernizer who spoke flawless French, appears sympathetic and comprehensible.
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Less comprehensible are the motives of people who do the work of the state without the pretense of getting paid for it.
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There is no sense of slowing the mad dash of the present to make it more comprehensible to some hypothetical future reader.
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"We're trying to take apart the online visual world and organize it in some way that is more comprehensible," Ms. Squiers said.
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Given the difficulty of relating a multilayered tale that encompasses many years, Ms. Ziegler's script — and Linsay Firman's direction — is admirably comprehensible.
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This is how Bourne, the super spy with electric reflexes, sees and moves through the world — in barely comprehensible flashes and bursts.
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Yet on this artistic breakthrough her "real life rap" matches her conversational, comprehensible, musically modest flow to content that's anything but regional.
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She started giving interviews regularly and appearing on cable TV; she was lively, and skilled at explaining financial arcana in comprehensible language.
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But as you keep listening, these men start to sound not only comprehensible but naturally poetic in dialogue that echoes across continents.
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It's worth watching the video in slow motion—Zemdegs completes the puzzle so fast it's barely comprehensible while watching it at normal speeds.
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It may no longer be acceptable to have young women parade in bikinis, but the appeal of that spectacle is at least comprehensible.
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Why not take a slice of easily comprehensible numbers — viewership over time and by country, basically — and make them available for public exploration?
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Would the overstuffed plot even be comprehensible, or would it dissolve into a haze of bad one-liners and CGI-laden battle sequences?
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This fixation on dividing its vast history into comprehensible chunks permeates pro wrestling, and is shared by both its creators and its fans.
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"The Doors of Perception" is a seamless, confident, elegantly written travelogue of a psychedelic journey that the author found astonishing but entirely comprehensible.
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A key to it opens her new exhibition, "A Coded Language," at the gallery Bitforms The key is legible but not readily comprehensible.
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The specific, close-up acts of cruelty you witness are comprehensible as manifestations of a systemic, continuing and frequently invisible pattern of injustice.
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Then a separate bill came just for the hospital's charges, containing a demand for $356,884.42 but little in the way of comprehensible explanation.
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But the Yiddish was mangled and parts of those messages were "barely comprehensible" and "practically indecipherable," Yiddish scholar Chaya Nove had told CNN.
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None of these skills, except perhaps a flair for direct, comprehensible explanations, apply to the movie, a standard biographical primer from Oren Rudavsky.
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Germany's foreign minister, Heiko Maas, said the YSK move was neither transparent nor comprehensible, adding that basic democratic principles and transparency were paramount.
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His oeuvre becomes more comprehensible when viewed sequentially, as the films often don't stand alone but gain meaning cumulatively, in relation to one another.
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It's only in the broader context of elite impunity that the whining of the #MeToo men becomes, if not justified, then at least comprehensible.
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The dialogue and references in the movies are barely comprehensible to anyone under 14, while the computer-animated visuals are designed to entertain children.
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Automated systems, using today's state-of-the-art NLP technologies, can generate long pieces of concise, comprehensible and even inventive textual content at scale.
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The idea is to streamline the $2 trillion global trade market, making its numerous logistical undertakings faster, easier and more comprehensible, he told Cramer.
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Euripides' play now seems one of the most easily comprehensible works of Greek tragedy: A woman scorned by her husband desperately kills their children.
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"I had written film scripts and was very tired of writing 120-page stories that were comprehensible to studio executives," Gaiman tells VICE News.
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That bill would force companies to make terms of service more simple and comprehensible and allow users to request to have their data (actually) deleted.
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The ideal Airbnb is both unfamiliar and completely recognizable: a sprinkling of specific cultural symbols of a place mixed with comprehensible devices, furniture, and decoration.
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The moderator, Jan Rybeck, coached the group on how to make someone's perspective — in this case, on the migrant crisis at the border — more comprehensible.
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He lost in four sets in 2012 and 2014 to the greatest clay-court player in history, Rafael Nadal, which was deflating but perfectly comprehensible.
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" Tests like these "that offer strict division and regimentation of our self-identifications are one way in which we make ourselves more comprehensible to computers.
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Spanish-language resources exist to make content more comprehensible and accessible to Spanish speakers, but the SBA is eliminating a webpage that does exactly that.
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It all felt very Showtime: gimmicky and lurid, but also witty and well paced, and good at making Wall Street transactions comprehensible to English majors.
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I never understood "The Magus," and when Fowles revised and republished the book to make it more comprehensible to readers, I still didn't understand it!
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Second, it's making sure the text is "comprehensible" — so that there's not too much text on the screen, or it's not flashing by too quickly.
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Mr. Chermayeff's philosophy of corporate design was as simple as the design itself: A logo, he often said, should be clean, crisp and instantly comprehensible.
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Kojima is teasing something huge, something so immense that it may not even be entirely comprehensible when the game releases on its to-be-announced date.
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There's no need to pour through thousands of lines of barely comprehensible English when you can have an equally hateful friend summarize it all for you.
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On Tuesday, it made that information more comprehensible, and therefore useful, with a weekly Ad Archive Report that summarizes political and "issues" advertising on the platform.
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"Domestically his (Mohammed bin Salman's) actions are radical but comprehensible, but on a foreign stage they're very hard to make sense of at all," Chevenix said.
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He doesn't merely make complex phenomena comprehensible for the lay reader, but also lays out the beauty and terror of our world in an immediate way.
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The upshot is that she has become so erratic as to feel more like a series of plot devices than a real person with comprehensible motives.
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On Tuesday, the Nobel Prize Committee awarded the physics prize to three researchers whose scientific discoveries have framed this cosmic vastness into a more comprehensible picture.
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That's not to condone this system, but rather to note that, within this context, Aung Sang Suu Kyi's comment becomes, while not more defensible, more comprehensible.
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When we communicate, we do our best to take into account what our partners already know and to provide information we know will be new and comprehensible.
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And the transaction history will list comprehensible names — not the codes usually on your credit card statement — so you can easily see where past transactions took place.
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First, we can ask for social media companies to make transparent and comprehensible the filters and choices that go into the most important algorithms that shape interactivity.
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Deeply embedded throughout Taylorism, the ends of productivity and efficiency are not only assumed to be paramount but also to be comprehensible in the language of computation.
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His words were barely comprehensible, partly due to his agitation, but also because he lapsed into a foreign language—perhaps Polish, or some other Slavic-sounding tongue.
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As unreal as the situation here is, Midnight Special keeps the focus tight enough, and the choices comprehensible, enough, to ground its world in a necessary reality.
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Without having seen many antelopes – defined as wild, two-toed ungulates that elude other classification – I can say with confidence that the wildebeest is the least comprehensible.
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Every night, an app integrates all the collected information across devices and runs our algorithm to generate a comprehensible report about "performance status," a measure of health.
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Most motion control games are at least comprehensible from the outside, even if you don't know exactly what someone is picking up or shooting or tossing around.
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The reality is somewhere in between: Nuclear weapons can cause immense destruction and huge losses of life, but the effects are still comprehensible on a human scale.
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But the choreography, by the Copenhagen troupe's British-born artistic director, Tim Rushton, forgoes a comprehensible narrative in favor of a murky atmosphere without much formal interest.
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She tried substituting HSV (Hue, Saturation, and Value) and Lab color spaces for RBG, but neither algorithm spit out a list of comprehensible hues, as illustrated below.
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Post- Bleach A-side "Sliver" is a simple, straightforward pop tune unlike any others in Cobain's catalogue, featuring the most comprehensible and relatable lyrics he's ever penned.
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I think Paris is Burning presents the viewer, whether they identify as part of the community or not, with individuals whose dreams and perceptions are really comprehensible.
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But it does make events here comprehensible, and it will encourage Western policymakers to abandon fantastic visions in favor of a more reasonable grasp of what's possible.
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Since introducing the digital option, CVS says it has saved "more than 3 billion inches of paper," which translates into the marginally more comprehensible statistic of 47,348 miles.
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Of everyone who rushes into danger with no apparent plan this episode, he at least has the clearest and most comprehensible motives behind his big, dumb, fatal gesture.
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Those who try to tally up the world's languages are either "lumpers", who would treat mutually comprehensible tongues as single languages, and "splitters", who focus on the differences.
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So there are palette tools and font tools to help designers create a version of Material Design that feels native to their brand but also comprehensible to users.
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YouTube is implicated, but it hasn't been at the center of those scandals, and its moderation tactics have generally been less arbitrary and more comprehensible than its competitors.
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Education and writing is in "modern standard" Arabic, but each region has its own distinct spoken variety, and those dialects separated by enough distance are not mutually comprehensible.
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Our federal Constitution allows states to create ballot access requirements that ensure that the ballots for every office, including the office of presidential elector, are comprehensible and informative.
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And later episodes do subvert fairytales in order to stress some more universal and kid-comprehensible values, such as not defining happiness by getting married to a Prince.
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Paying homage to Jewish life in Vilnius, it's a work of historical fiction that means to make large-scale atrocity palpable, comprehensible and urgently relevant to the present.
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The subjects Machado covers are so big, so heartbreaking, that the occasional reference to popular culture makes them comprehensible for readers who may never experience what she experienced.
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Their final report, published by Reuters during their trial, makes clear that their work constituted an admirable and comprehensible indictment of crimes against humanity by policemen and paramilitaries.
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Yet the party appears to have concluded it was too tough a political sell, and that focusing on the Ukraine scandal alone makes for a more comprehensible case.
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Sports movies draw on this idea all the time, and one of the triumphs of Queen of Katwe is that it manages to make chess exciting — and comprehensible!
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It is through attention to these kinds of details that the city attempts to be comprehensible, navigable, and welcoming at a human scale, to people not in cars.
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It would mean that "quantum theory is merely a tool to make comprehensible a lawless slicing-up of nature," said Adán Cabello, a physicist at the University of Seville.
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Teens are instead turning to Instagram meme accounts and YouTube channels that make it their business to curate the web and present it as something palatable, condensed, and comprehensible.
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The illustrated guide to Bitcoin is surprisingly clear, if looking at Dr. Seuss-esque cartoons that bear no semblance to reality can make an increasingly complex subject more comprehensible.
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As he jumps between dreams, reflections, and action, some of the scenes are a bit jarring narratively, but they become comprehensible when viewed as metaphors for modern American discourse.
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But because a majority of the world doesn't speak English, Facebook translated the reactions to make them comprehensible to all its billions of users, including those who speak pirate.
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I have ridden the subway for 236 years and things were worse once — much more dangerous as far as muggings and such, far longer waits and no comprehensible communication.
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It's clearer, truer and more comprehensible than it's ever been before, as if it had always been operating on a frequency that you've only now been given access to.
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To the child, neither the images nor the man's fascination with them are comprehensible, yet his desire to return to that cramped, decaying space is too strong to ignore.
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After studying Environmental Science and Politics at NYU, she started a blog called Trash Is For Tossers to make a zero-waste lifestyle more accessible and comprehensible to everyone.
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Besides its formal privacy policy, which is written in reasonably comprehensible English, Strava has published a blog post that clearly walks you through ways to protect your personal data.
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So I'm thrilled to see a follow-up like Mandy, which pairs its fever-dream aesthetic with an actually comprehensible plot and intense performances from Nicolas Cage and Andrea Riseborough.
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To help fill in those gaps, Netflix released a short video that highlights all of the history of the world that would have made the story a bit more comprehensible.
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But Lucio will need to translate all of Facebook's nitty-gritty behind-the-scenes work on these issues into comprehensible messaging that keeps users from straying from the social network.
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"The decision of the High Election Board to annul the local election in Istanbul and order a re-run is in our view not transparent and not comprehensible," Maas said.
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You try and create a clear and comprehensible narrative in which people can locate themselves and the ideas that are important in the story, and rest gets flattened or ignored.
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These bots are generally powered by artificial intelligence software that lets them pull in data and turn it into comprehensible answers, in the way that Apple's Siri attempts to do.
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To alienated users, a tyrannical ideologue and his "shadow bans" is a more appealing, or at least comprehensible, story than the alternative: practiced, selective indifference, guided by growth and advertising.
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Given a Cambrian explosion of digital data over the last decade, businesses are struggling to make sense of all the information in their possession and turn it into something comprehensible.
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As our decision-making is augmented by intelligent machine learning systems, we need explainable algorithms, interfaces and methods to guide and control these smart entities in an explicit and comprehensible way.
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The only tricky thing was that "co-present" primarily boiled down to being responsible for piecing the whole thing together in the most digestible and comprehensible way possible—typos be damned.
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Launch the app, hold your iPhone in front of a sign in a foreign language, and watch the text on the sign instantaneously transmogrify into something comprehensible right before your eyes.
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One thing it would mean is that we would have accepted, even if only tacitly, the contention that management of human labor is a problem comprehensible in the language of computation.
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In an ideal world, he says, the whole gesture of what he's doing would be comprehensible to everyone—it'd be as pure and self-contained as mime, or a great film.
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Audio metadata alone won't save the music industry, but it could make this newfound chaos comprehensible again if the music industry would stop studying its customers long enough to empower them.
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It's a debut too — LETS GET ON IT. I thought of "Let's hop to it" and "Let's get to it" before settling on the right one, but it's comprehensible, at least.
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"The cardinal, muttering in a barely comprehensible way, admitted that he had perhaps made the mistake of sleeping in the same bed with some seminarians at his beach house," he writes.
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But, as I said earlier, as long as civil rights law was focused on segregation, it was both comprehensible and it had some boundaries which I think kept the country calm.
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Once the episode ends, I'll have a few hours to throw together some hopefully cogent — or at least comprehensible — thoughts that will comprise one of the most read stories on nytimes.
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The trouble is that, although reverting to the familiar makes analyses of these foreign campaigns more comprehensible to a U.S. audience, it can lead to an over-simplification and outright misleading conclusions.
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Some people I admire see today's student mobbism as an outbreak of an ersatz religion, but I'd say their theory of social change is at least comprehensible given the era they inhabit.
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This alternative rapper from Los Angeles is also the co-host of a wrestling podcast called "Tights and Fights," a fact that makes the theme of his upcoming Brooklyn show more comprehensible.
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Words, the medium of poetry but also of criticism, have to be translated to be made comprehensible, while music is universally coherent, the expression of pre- or post-verbal emotions in time.
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Directives for a new kind of children's literature were founded on the assumption that the "language of images" was immediately comprehensible to the mass reader, far more so than the typed word.
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Grammer earlier this week rebuffed its efforts to push for an extraordinary general meeting to replace five of the company's 12 supervisory board members, saying the demand was "completely unexpected and not comprehensible".
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Maybe you can have a mundane chat about the reasoning behind your AIs suggestions, or then you use intuitive gestures, haptics and sounds to communicate with each other in a mutually comprehensible manner.
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Blum succeeds in making comprehensible the difficult story of how code-breakers unraveled a system of encrypted Soviet messages that eventually became known as the Venona files (and started being released in 1995).
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The speculation ties together Miss Grundy's abuse survivor past, her wildly inappropriate "relationship" with Archie, and Jason's death in a way that makes forcing viewers to watch another predatory teacher-student relationship comprehensible.
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That would make the world, to the left, comprehensible, instead of peopled by a whole bunch of voters whose consumer choices on the political marketplace appear not only incomprehensible, but, more importantly, reprehensible.
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A German Finance Ministry spokesman called the Commission's reasoning "comprehensible", noting that the possibility of withholding promised EU structural funds next year could prompt Madrid and Lisbon to make the necessary budget corrections.
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He also has a knack for distilling often complex or meandering TED Talks and Medium posts about the ills of social media into something comprehensible, not least for those inside the D.C. Beltway.
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It seems that the more I try to find some permanent state of okayness, to unify all my fragments into some kind of comprehensible (or even branded) whole, the less okay I feel.
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Sure, there's still a lot of news — but when you read it once a day, the world feels contained and comprehensible rather than a blur of headlines lost on a phone's lock screen.
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Jokes need to be clear and comprehensible, but ones that are too easily understood — where the punchline can be seen coming from a mile away — are often the least funny jokes of all.
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We live in the same city, and every time we go out to eat, she zeroes in on any nearby table dining with a kid—or, even less comprehensible, a baby—in tow.
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West Ham certainly aren't the only club to actively engage with transfer rumours and – flawed as it quite obviously was – their 'Insider' column was arguably more comprehensible than some of their competitors' efforts.
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But much of what comes out of the EU is not comprehensible to ordinary citizens, and the missing element in Macron's project is a credible plan to bring the countries of the EU together.
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If Trump had chosen to violate that norm and fire Comey (or ask him to resign) during the lame-duck period, that would have been a controversial move but at least a comprehensible one.
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Other countries in the region share a similar history of occupation but speak Slavic tongues that are, to some extent, mutually comprehensible, giving them a sense of having cultural, linguistic allies in their suffering.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A Turkish decision to scrap the result of a vote for Istanbul's mayor lost by President Tayyip Erdogan's candidate is neither transparent nor comprehensible, German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said on Tuesday.
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The subtle tensions here — young/old, live/recorded, still/moving, separate/together, male/female — made "A-R-S," mournful and ecstatic by turns, indelibly an opera, even without characters, plot or readily comprehensible text.
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Let's not act as if that thing released on Wednesday, whatever it was, was something like, say, the 2001 Bush tax cut; I strongly disapproved of that cut, but at least it was comprehensible.
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Amazon's VP of Music, Steve Boom, tells me that Amazon chose the HD and UltraHD terminology because it found it was more comprehensible to a mass audience than the current terminology for audio quality.
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Image: Thomas Lefebvre/UnsplashWhether you write for business or pleasure or both, you want your prose to be at the very least comprehensible and free from typos—and as usual, there are apps for that.
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Americans aged 18 to 24, for instance, watch a mere 16.2 hours a week — a much more comprehensible 2.3 hours a day — while Americans who are 35 or older watch double that in a week.
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FRANKFURT, Jan 31 (Reuters) - German automotive interiors maker Grammer rebuffed efforts by Bosnia's Hastor family, a minority shareholder, to replace nearly half of its supervisory board, saying the demand was "completely unexpected and not comprehensible".
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For a British public that has often tuned out from the mind-numbing complexities of Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, recent government statements, amplified by raucous newspaper headlines, have finally become comprehensible — and alarming.
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In celebration of the legacy of a man who devoted his life to making the universe a more comprehensible place for the rest of us, here are five of Stephen Hawking's best pop culture cameos.
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Their decision to press ahead with impeachment by the end of this year has only increased the burden on them to provide the clearest and most comprehensible account possible of high crimes by this president.
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But we have covered the tax mayhem extensively, and prepared articles and tax software reviews, all in the hope that with our help, the ordeal will be easier and, at the very least, more comprehensible.
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Just as Google took the noise of the early internet and arranged it into something comprehensible and navigable, so we need to organize and understand the sky as drones become a growing part of civilian life.
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Trobisch directs in fragmented scenes that always cut a beat or two short of expectation, like little shards of glass, and Schwarz makes Janne's actions comprehensible at every turn as her troubles slowly and inexorably deepen.
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The science museum, for the most part, operates as a kind of Plato's cave: what one experiences there is not so much science, but a representation of it in order to make natural phenomena comprehensible, viz.
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Systems like Algorithmic Angels could make "the ghost in the machine" more tangible, distinguishable and comprehensible by illustrating the effects of intelligent systems in our daily lives and enabling people to decide their personal level of interaction.
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Austria's regulator E-Control said in a statement the unilateral separation was "the wrong signal and not comprehensible", but it would continue to talk to Germany to try to find a solution to an essentially German problem.
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Perhaps Pousette-Dart is hinting that infinity, if it is comprehensible at all, reveals itself through such a collaboration between art maker and onlooker, in which meticulous and finite strategies provide the artist with glimpses of eternity.
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"The goal of stopping the circulation of manipulatory content having nothing to do with journalism is legitimate and comprehensible, but the proposed solutions could wind up being without effect or even counterproductive," it warned in a statement.
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Researchers should simplify these forms to be comprehensible; but you should also feel free to ask questions, and ask if you can take the form home with you to show and discuss with family members or others.
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Us's Cinemascore is substantially lower than Get Out's A-, but its lower score is also not particularly surprising, given that Get Out is a funnier film, with a more easily comprehensible central metaphor and a crowd-pleasing ending.
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Liberal consumers of premium television and the elites who write about it will forgive immense violence committed in the name of comprehensible self-interest, but will look to any excuse — the High Sparrow isn't woke enough for 2016!
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It bears striking resemblance to Nora Reed's Tumblr Simulator in particular which, while text- rather than image-based, relies on a similar system of user submissions to generate baffling and hilarious phrases, largely comprehensible only to Tumblr users.
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The Touch Bar looks really good, the screen looks incredible I have questions about whether or not all these changing function buttons will be comprehensible, but in my brief time with them they all made sense to me.
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This would have made clear that, if the court and plaintiffs and country were to be deprived of the information she possessed, it was out of a maddening but comprehensible desire to free her surviving son from prison.
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Predictable tropes you might expect from a typical Doom mod or first-person shooter to help you move through the space—straightforward and comprehensible environments and combat encounters—are reversed and subverted in many strange and humorous ways.
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"Because we have better-than-expected results, and this situation will last further, at least into the fourth quarter, we decided to communicate the dividend policy now so that is comprehensible," he told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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However, he goes on to assert that the expansion of a critical infrastructure to support artists' experimentation, to make their work comprehensible to collectors, dealers, and curators, to establish the lineages within which they are operating, is pivotal.
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Screenshot: Twitter/MSNBCSam Nunberg, formerly an aide on Donald Trump's presidential campaign, launched an hours-long, barely comprehensible tear through the media involving numerous back-to-back TV interviews as well as phone calls to local media on Monday.
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They tended to play in very extreme tempos, either very slow or very fast, sometimes both in the same song, and, most importantly, each of these bands used ragged, barely comprehensible vocals that sound more like growling than singing.
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MORE (R-Ind.), in introducing the Internet of Medical Things Resilience Partnership Act, legislation that will bring public and private sector counterparts together to address the vulnerabilities of medical technologies by establishing a robust, yet malleable, comprehensible cybersecurity framework.
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The candidates must come to the voters with programs that are comprehensible and relevant to our problems; and they must have the kind of backing that makes it possible for them to act on their pledges once in office.
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Every day there is news from Russia — we hear about Putin, about his imprisoned dissidents, about his meddling in the elections of his rivals — all of it serving the notion that "Russia" is a singular, comprehensible, clear-cut entity.
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The gaming foundation for all this is Dwarf Fortress, a brilliant-but-daunting simulation that has been creating great player stories for years, and RimWorld's pitch is presenting this kind of social depth in a more comprehensible and playable format.
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Although his work was hardly comprehensible by the public at large, Hawking was a gifted writer as well as physicist, and his many volumes, A Brief History of Time surely the most famous of them, have delighted and educated generations.
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While it might have originally had a comprehensible thesis behind it, OBOR has become such a popular buzzword that it's next to impossible to lock down criteria for how any given project would or could fit into the overall initiative.
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Those gargantuan numbers are only comprehensible in comparison (where else is 191 million small?) But I can make sense of them on a personal level, too, because my own small social media universe reflects the morbid story that they tell.
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She's deafblind, and riding an older car is an exercise in desperately squinting at station names or asking strangers on the train where she is, because only new cars have a well-maintained speaker system that's comprehensible through her hearing aids.
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This is one of his least comprehensible pieces, breathlessly cascading stream-of-consciousness fantasy that appears to be evoking the futile struggle of an individual (child?) who is being strangled while at the same time he is being sexually assaulted (?).
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There's no sense hectoring normal people for preferring comprehensible slogans and high-minded aspirations to tedious disquisitions on the art of the possible, and there's certainly no sense in hectoring practical politicians for trying to give people what they want.
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It also continues to demonstrate a knack for making business and technology strategies a comprehensible and effective component of its storytelling, as Richard encounters a sales force that wants to turn Pied Piper into a faceless commodity sold to soulless corporations.
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In the third of nine tight, hushed miniatures, a trill was stretched out, slowly obliterated; in the fourth, a chorale became immobile, yet still comprehensible; the last was a brushing arioso, bowed on the instruments' bodies, necks and tuning pegs.
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It's a work that I didn't even notice until I finished viewing all the galleries upstairs and sat down in the cafe to jot down notes — completely apropos for a show that refuses to make itself easily comprehensible or consumable.
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We are not looking for a "neutral" Spanish; instead, we seek to add value and meaning to variations from the Spanish-speaking countries from which we have the most readers, always taking care that the Spanish we use is comprehensible.
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One appeal of a serial project like this, over and above the often wonderful drawing, is how it seems to encompass the endless days and scenes of the world at large even as it reduces them to a comprehensible number.
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The company claims the PR / 01 is able to produce high fidelity sound that's "close to that of a real orchestra" using patent-pending "Active Pression Reflex" technology that's defined by words meant to impress humans while lacking nearly all comprehensible meaning.
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Amazon found itself in the dock after the German Federal Union of Consumer Organisations and Associations said its German website breached the country's consumer protection laws by not informing consumers in a clear and comprehensible manner about its telephone and fax numbers.
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Those not immersed in the title's ins and outs, however, should be forewarned: "American Gods" might oscillate between light and shadows, between past and present, but in terms of articulating a comprehensible story, it feels like a lot of smoke and mirrors.
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Today, LoPresti said, his art strives to take nukes out of the realm of what philosopher Timothy Morton called a "hyperobject" — something so large a person can't think about it, yet without it the world wouldn't make sense — and into one that's comprehensible.
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You've whittled your social circle down to the few friends who like you enough to come to your apartment, your skin is peeling off in sheets, and you're beginning to believe that the weird sound your radiator emits is actually a comprehensible language.
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Amazon found itself in the dock after the German Federal Union of Consumer Organizations and Associations said its German website breached the country's consumer protection laws by not informing consumers in a clear and comprehensible manner about its telephone and fax numbers.
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Such criticism, however heartfelt and comprehensible, makes the mistake of reducing Jackson to the role of tribal ambassador in a society built on oversimplified and regressive notions of racial and gender identity that his own art and self-presentation never stopped pushing against.
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We'll have to add this to the list of things we used to be able to do as a country but no longer can: fly to the moon; build highway intersections in under a decade; and teach long division in a comprehensible fashion.
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The central building, finished in sleepy Dessau in 1926, has been lovingly restored and is its one gleaming masterpiece: an asymmetrical complex separated into functions, only comprehensible in its use rather than at a single glance, with brightly colored beams and accent walls.
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"In both proceedings, the judges came to the same conclusion in their judgments, which were comprehensible to all sides, well balanced, well-founded and well-derived: Kuwait Airways acted in accordance with the laws of Germany and its home country," it said in a statement.
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"In both proceedings, the judges came to the same conclusion in their judgements, which were comprehensible to all sides, well balanced, well-founded and well-derived: Kuwait Airways acted in accordance with the laws of Germany and its home country," it said in a statement.
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While previous presidential candidates did not always support policies that were to Israel's liking, most of them had a fairly comprehensible agenda: Mr. Obama wanted to get a deal with Iran, to pull out of Iraq and to promote peace between Israel and the Palestinians.
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We see an example of this in our current president, George W. Bush, who cannot articulate a comprehensible thought — though politicians who preceded him, such as the estimable Gerald Ford, who pardoned President Richard M. Nixon, were notorious for actually falling on their asses.
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It's very visible to those of us in the chattering classes — I haven't listened to a voicemail in years because now speech recognition is good enough that the text version of my voicemails is actually comprehensible — but how much does that affect what nurses do?
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For a game that depends hugely on stats and getting an overall feel for your build and gear, you have to visit five or six screens to get a sense of what you have equipped, its bonuses (if comprehensible) and whether you have anything better to use.
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And Ms. Dickey not only writes about the ebb and flow of public fear and loathing, she takes the reader on a thoroughly comprehensible tour of genetics and behavioral science to explain why breeding never guarantees an individual dog's personality, and shouldn't be used to condemn it.
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We have learned that there were other problems with the MAX—esoteric and exponentially less comprehensible than the MCAS nosedives—as well as problems that dated back to earlier generations of corner-cutting, but troubles that the company and the agency are genuinely trying to fix.
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I wouldn't expect David to pop up in a future film (especially since being able to alter reality would pretty much break any comprehensible movie narrative), but a TV show that Bryan Singer is developing could be fertile ground for bigger stories involving the characters established in Legion.
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Every patient should be informed upfront of the network status of all providers in advance of receiving scheduled care, with a single, comprehensible bill with pricing information about the provider, the services that should be reasonably expected, and the out-of-pocket costs for which they will be responsible.
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" Trump didn't answer Holt's question but instead responded with a barrage of barely comprehensible, conspiratorial accusations intended to put the blame for birtherism on Hillary Clinton (we'll outline them further down) while then claiming that he did a "good job" by getting Obama "to produce the birth certificate.
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But there is an overwhelming forced merriment in the pursuit of laughs — a layering on of brightly colored wackiness that feels partly like desperation and partly like an attempt to dumb things down, as if by making the comedy broad enough it will be comprehensible by the masses.
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The key to all of this is the perversion of a very human desire for community; all together — the rituals, the hierarchy, the teachings — it amounts to the creation of a subculture, where a group of people have all been indoctrinated by the same teachings that are only comprehensible to members.
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But the picture of a man who expects his extraordinary power to always be with him, and who reacts with fury if that power is questioned—not by a "guillotine," but by another human being's voice—makes it more comprehensible, not less, that Brokaw acted as thoughtlessly as his accuser contends.
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So part of the explanation for the spooky sensation of the Ouija board controlling itself to write a comprehensible message is that participants are effectively taking turns: They underestimate their own contribution, and at the same time their partner's purposeful movement gives the sense of the planchette moving of its own accord.
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They saw themselves creating a new platform upon which the health care system of tomorrow would be built — genuine marketplaces, where consumers could choose from products that were comparable and comprehensible, and where regulators would make sure insurers fought over the cost and quality of their plans rather than the health status of their customers.
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I would hear these stories and witness these things and really just wanted to know, first, what's going on here, why is this hot, and second, is this really totally exotic and strange, or is it something that seems exotic and strange but is actually totally comprehensible to people who don't share those interests?
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Implications of dog-eating led many to explore the videos only to realize they'd stumbled upon one of the internet's best-kept secrets in cookery: a comprehensible guide to traditional Japanese cooking using only the tools of a home cook (a portable stovetop, knives, and—sparingly—a microwave.) It didn't stay secret for long.
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Rather than dictate a move or a step, he works closely with the dancer's body or "physical signature", and communicates his ideas using a vocabulary of fluid physical gestures and expressive but non-linguistic noises—such as "shway" or "buuu"—that are all but unintelligible to the uninitiated, yet comprehensible to the company themselves.
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It's Ocean's 11 as told from the perspective of a few morally dubious security guards, and it somehow renders this stuff both comprehensible and fun — at least until the tidal wave of the reality of the situation finally washes over everything, leaving you to shake your fist at the lot of them along with Madoff.
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Bernie is an experienced politician who is able to think globally and act locally; a politician who is able to listen to his audience and to convey his ideas in an easily comprehensible way; a man who always acts humanely and with kindness from an unshakable moral center even when he makes a misstep.
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But given Blumberg's struggles to construct a complete comprehensible sentence for Sacca — "I want to start a company that will create the content for all these people to listen to who are, like, moving into the digital future slash present" — it was hard to envision the aspiring entrepreneur meeting a lucrative ending and hiring over 100 employees along the way.
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Ms. Rowlands's most memorable performances include her work as an unstable housewife in "A Woman Under the Influence"; as an actress whose life on- and offstage is affected after a fan's accidental death, in "Opening Night"; and as one half of an odd couple in "Minnie and Moskowitz" (Saturday), a romantic comedy in which she and Seymour Cassel share an affection comprehensible only to them.
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Ms. Rowlands's most memorable performances include her work as an unstable housewife in "A Woman Under the Influence" (Saturday and Sunday); as an actress whose life on- and offstage is affected after a fan's accidental death, in "Opening Night" (Friday); and as one half of an odd couple in "Minnie and Moskowitz" (Tuesday and July 23), a romantic comedy in which she and Seymour Cassel share an affection comprehensible only to them.
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Yet we share a rough idea of what's meant: a lasting awareness of one's self moving in a sea of selves, dependent yet alone, or a deep and common wish that "I" somehow belong to "we," and that "we" belong to something even larger and less comprehensible; and the recurring thought, so easy to brush aside in the daily effort to get through our to-do lists, that our time matters precisely because it ends.
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When Pandora was founded back in 2000 and survived the dot-com bust, algorithms and machine learning weren't yet buzzwords, and AI wasn't as sophisticated, opaque, or poised for increasing application in critical realms like medicine and warfare as it is today — to the point that a new discipline called XAI, or explainable AI, has sprung up in an attempt to make accessible and comprehensible the complexity of what goes on in contemporary AI's proverbial black box.
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