In developing the IMS, this kind of data handling will be adapted to interpret mental states from LLI resource data.
He was able to interpret and adapt to a range of musical styles, from rock, pop, and jazz to classical music.
It's not organisations that struggle to adapt to digital change, fail to interpret changing online behaviours or feel dazed and confused by trends in social media; it's the human, imperfect, passionate and vulnerable people who work in them.
The RRT's inability to interpret and adapt to local financial situations may jeopardise the whole HRDP process, since the understanding of a country's flows of funds and respective financial information system is what lends the exercise the credibility to achieve its policy goals.
Five years ago, the Arts Council set out to produce a threefold definition of art's purpose: to increase people's capacity for life (helping them to "understand, interpret and adapt to the world around them"), to enrich their experience (bringing "colour, beauty, passion and intensity to lives") and to provide a safe site in which they could build their skills, confidence and self-esteem.
This was my first year here, and I was still trying to interpret the signs and adapt to the patterns.
So the transformation is straightforward and basically means swapping of places and transitions to adapt to the standard of biochemically interpreted Petri nets.
It will be just a ubiquitous set of components that i) enhances software to adapt to unknown environmental changes; ii) interprets and extracts insights from mass data; and iii) predicts trends accurately.
To aid in interpreting how the TCRs adapt to their ligands, the peptides are shown in their correct orientation beneath the receptors (even for the unligated forms).
Humans are well adapted to detect and interpret the subtle yet meaningful cues found within the human face.
We used Gene Ontology [ 34] and MapMan [ 35] bioinformatic tools adapted to common bean to interpret the microarray gene expression data.
