| And they have the responsibility of translating an arcane vocabulary into a comprehensibility that reaches us. |
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| But the arguments which these two men have put together have the power of simplicity, comprehensibility, and the weight of reasonableness. |
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| Its students are both native and non-native speakers of English, and its concerns are intelligibility, comprehensibility, and interpretability. |
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| Also, the nasal cavity can be closed thus preventing vowels from being nasalised and thus increasing their comprehensibility. |
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| Other such aspects of human consciousness include morality, reason, logic, freedom, comprehensibility and value itself. |
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| On the other hand, such setoff is excluded where there is no transparency or comprehensibility. |
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| Another is the effect of imputations on the comprehensibility of national accounts. |
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| Their comprehensibility, legibility and reliability also varies substantially. |
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| Clarity again matters for comprehension and comprehensibility contributes to persuasiveness. |
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| And bringing comprehensibility to a bewildering private marketplace is precisely the purpose of Obamacare's insurance exchanges. |
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| What the book lacks in comprehensiveness or even comprehensibility, it more than makes up for in visual panache. |
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| Thus, European regulations are not shining examples of clarity and comprehensibility. |
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| The issue of fairness has to do with accessibility, comprehensibility of materials and making sure that people are prepared for their retirement. |
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| An introduction to the case, setting out the insolvency history of the case, might enhance the clarity and comprehensibility of the agreement. |
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| European legislation is an integral part of our legal order and should meet with requirements of comprehensibility, coherence and consistency. |
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| To guarantee worldwide comprehensibility, this spot works completely without words. |
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| But they're comprehensible, and that comprehensibility is surprisingly comforting. |
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| Codification is a form of simplification that concerns the consistency and comprehensibility of applicable law, but does not make substantive changes. |
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| With regard to its products and services, ONE has placed its focus on simplicity, clarity, comprehensibility and quality. |
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| The devices selected may affect the comprehensibility or accessibility of the work, but they are not, per se, the determinants of its worth or quality. |
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| This guarantees comprehensibility of the corresponding events. |
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| Several textbook writers have attended to research that indicates the importance of suprasegmentals to intelligibility and comprehensibility. |
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| The common points of these three projects are: Comparability, transparency, comprehensibility, risk-oriented, principles-based and capital efficiency. |
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| The new approach represented by our active money concept increases the transparency and comprehensibility of our investment decisions for clients. |
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| Television producers in particular ought to be made more aware of the importance of standards likeinnocuousnessand comprehensibility, which are specific to childrens programmes. |
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| Balancing comprehensibility with completeness requires careful thought. |
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| The accessibility and comprehensibility of European political debate for citizens from all the Member States is crucial for the quality of the democracy. |
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| Finally, the language used in many impact or environmental assessments is often highly technical and jargon-laden, resulting in decreased comprehensibility of the findings and thus limited utility of the data. |
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| There is no easy way out of the tension between comprehensiveness and comprehensibility except making available to users both elements of information, and distinguishing between core and satellite accounts. |
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| The modern division is based on the degree of mutual comprehensibility between the languages in the two branches. |
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| In hundreds of calls, participants were asked to compare the naturalness and comprehensibility of natural speech output to that of synthetically generated output. |
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