Sentence examples for an effort to interpret from inspiring English sources

In an effort to interpret some of these unknowns, we have performed experimental and theoretical investigations for LaNi5-xAlx (x = 0, 0.55, 0.75 0.75 and 1.0) tritium-storage alloys.

In an effort to interpret the subjectivity that is proper to the person, personalism expresses a belief in both the non-material dimension and the primordial uniqueness of the human being, and thus in the basic irreducibility of the human being to the natural world.

While the concept of landscape as a palimpsest is well known, for the first time in hyper-realistic form we can see and physically interpret that palimpsest, along with the traces of data processing and visualization that we ourselves add to the digital landscape palimpsest in an effort to interpret it.

In an effort to interpret the molecular basis of the leaf rust pathogen-wheat compatible interaction, the suppression subtractive hybridization and cDNA-AFLP techniques were used [ 18, 19].

However, neither of these analyses took an effort to interpret the results in the context of relatively high degree of between-study heterogeneity with respect to treatment in the control groups.

The Declaration was partially an effort to interpret Article 31(f) of the TRIPS Agreement, which states that compulsory licensing shall be "predominantly for the supply of the domestic market".

As Morris Dickstein writes in "Dancing in the Dark" (Norton; $29.95), a bighearted, rambling new survey of American culture in the nineteen-thirties, "The arts bound people together in a collaborative effort to interpret and alleviate their plight".

New Scientist reports that the behavior may be a subconscious effort to interpret chemical signals transmitted by touch, but what information is being received is still unknown.

Developing high-quality, research-based curricula that address all three dimensions of each standard will require a significant effort to interpret the standards, develop new instructional activities and support for teachers, and field-test and revise the materials.

A poet's effort to interpret as a living person the central figure of the Hebrew Bible and of millennial hope.

To quantify the concept of simplification, it useful to introduce a monotonically increasing function f(n) that represents the effort to interpret a network with n internal nodes.