Ironically enough, Facebook actually had the most comprehensible data of the four services.
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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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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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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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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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The campaign started on January 1, 1914. By March, Butler announced that 25,000 nonunion men received information about the benefit of union membership. “The Citizen called the drive the most comprehensible ever attempted in the city – But it Failed.” The failure was attributed to a multitude of unstated issues including a feud between the Central Labor Council and the Building Trade Council.
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Using a telepathic field, the TARDIS automatically translates most comprehensible languages (written and spoken) into a language understood by its pilot and each of the crew members. The field also translates what they say into a language appropriate for that time and location (e.g., speaking the appropriate dialect of Latin when in ancient Rome). This system has frequently been featured as a main part of the show.
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The third level gives the most comprehensible reading of the portal's composition. Its Christian symbolism strongly revolves around the Passion of Jesus and the salvation of humankind deriving from it. The mythological reading does not impede the Christian message since both seek heavenly regenerating gifts. We stand here in front of a rich and refined language of vernacular and Christian symbols, aimed to lift our souls, hearts and minds beyond the limits of our earthly existence.
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It is a study which will provide the most > comprehensible kind of answer to the query as to why Los Angeles is leading > San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, > Cincinnati, Baltimore, Detroit, Minneapolis, New Orleans, Boston, Buffalo > and all other cities of anything near her in building activity as revealed > by the monthly expenditures for construction work. The building boom along South Spring Street continued into the 1920s as the population and economy of Los Angeles boomed. South Spring Street remained the city's financial center even after World War II.
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" The Seattle Times. Steve Huey of Allmusic felt the song was enhanced by Kiedis' lyrics, which were "a free-associative mixture of positive vibes, tributes to musical heroes, and free love, and their literal meaning was often as difficult to understand as Kiedis' nasal, staccato enunciation. But that distinctive vocal style helped make the most comprehensible lines even catchier and more memorable, greatly enhancing the song's appeal." He continued by praising the track's music, "John Frusciante's guitar should not be underappreciated either; his noisy, scratchy funk-rock work add[s] depth and texture to the powerhouse rhythm section of Flea and Chad Smith.
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Hasht Behesht, a Safavid-era pavilion in Isfahan, Iran. In architecture, a hasht-behesht (, ), literally meaning "eight heavens" in Persian, is a type of floor plan consisting of a central hall surrounded by eight rooms, the earliest recognized example of which in Iranian architecture is traced to the time of the Persianate Timurid Empire. The term was used in Persian literature as a metaphorical image, and was later notably used in a poem by Mughal poet Amir Khusrow, who gave the most comprehensible literary reconstruction of the model in his adaptation of an Iranian epic about Sasanian ruler Bahram V, as well as in other works by Ottoman poets Sehi Bey and Idris Bitlisi. The architectural form was adopted and used also in Ottoman and Mughal architectures.
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