Sentence examples for a first interpretation of from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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].

A first interpretation of the scene concerning the depth structure of the input sequence is achieved combining the inputs of MSTl neurons, detected temporal occlusions, and form information.

In 1869 Van Tieghem [ 1] provided a first interpretation of the female organs of Ginkgo biloba (figure 1) in his work on comparative anatomy of fructifications.

The text was analysed on the basis of not only the text in the form of direct quotations, but also the meaning behind the content, as a first interpretation of what was being talked about, in order to let themes emerge.

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

A second interpretation of Christ's death appears in Galatians and Romans: those who are baptized into Christ are baptized into his death, and thus they escape the power of sin (e.g., Romans 6).

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.

A second interpretation of the results more in line with this skepticism is that the investor reaction is related to an assessment of the willingness of California (and other similarly politically aligned states) to impose non-economic legislation on firms headquartered in that state.

It is hardly a ringing endorsement from a man who was one of Mr Abe's principal backers when he ran for his party's leadership.Yet a third interpretation of Mr Abe one that looks to the external world rather than inner psychodrama is perhaps the most plausible.