Sentence examples for 1 interpreted from inspiring English sources

The term u jt expresses the efficiency of electricity level EF in (1), interpreted as the index of inefficiency (wasted electricity consumption).

Ambondro was described on the basis of a fragmentary right mandible (lower jaw) with three teeth in it (Figure 1), interpreted as the last premolar (p-last) and the first two molars (m1 and m2).

If a patient was positive for dengue and JEV, the ratio of anti-dengue/anti-JEV IgM were used with > 1 interpreted as dengue and < 1 as JEV.

The limited retardation (R ≈ 1) interpreted using the model, very low estimated Kd obtained with the different methods, and the minimal retention of 99mTc in the sand at the end of the experiments imply closely conservative transport of 99mTc through Ottawa sand.

Criterion number 1 interprets 'high' product innovation performance; number 2 interprets 'low' product innovation performance, and number 3 interprets insignificant.

Equation (1) interprets the parametric form of light field.

In 2003, the young designer Olivier Theyskens of Rochas (6), interpreted the volume of Balenciaga's silhouettes (5).

Russ Klein, a marketing executive, who has been on Atkins since Dec. 21, interpreted the phrase "foods you may eat liberally" to mean "eat until you are full".

I disagree with the way "Iran and the 'Axis of Evil' " (editorial, Feb. 12) interpreted the Iranian reaction to President Bush's "axis of evil" comments.

The resulting two-element difference vectors are thresholded at a tolerance into quantized two-element vectors whose values are from the set of {−1, 0, 1}, interpreted as negative, no change, and positive difference, respectively.

In addition, a combined phonon structure in the range of 90 200 cm−1, a new mode at 3170 3180 cm−1 interpreted as the 2G overtone, and an 867 cm−1 peak that can be attributed to ZO-like breathing induced by a strong interaction of Ni substrate with the first layers of MLG.