Sentence examples for a first interpretation from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, this finding suggests a first interpretation of these parameters to describe LDT drop-diameter distribution.

As such, it can be used as either a complementary procedure or a first interpretation step in change detection studies.

As a first interpretation, diamond formation seems to be controlled by a counterbalance between OH and hydrocarbon intermediates at a position in the flame where sufficient H-atoms and CH3 radicals are present to support diamond film growth.

Besides, before REKO-1 tests, a first interpretation of H2PAR and Phébus experiments was led to the conclusion that their difference during the operation was due to the different experimental conditions.

For a first interpretation a vertical line is drawn between the share of respondents that (strongly) agree to the statement and those that (strongly) disagree or are rather undecided.

The breakthrough toward a continuum theory of magnetism is due to Landau and Lifshitz (1935), who derived a continuum expression for the exchange energy and gave a first interpretation of domain patterns [2].

The photographs were interpreted, a 10-minute tutorial given and then a second interpretation session was held.

A second interpretation, dominant in the Eastern Orthodox Church, regards James as a son of Joseph by a previous marriage.

Still yet a third interpretation was that Clive had gone a bit mad, and that this massive political endeavour was him off on a frolic of his own.

The final chapter has led many to a third interpretation of Machiavelli as a patriot rather than as a disinterested scientist.

And so Republicans must consider a second interpretation of Mrs Whitman's poll ratings: that the trouble lies not in her social moderation, but in her tax policies, however celebrated they have been.