Sentence examples for and so interpreting from inspiring English sources

But this may be due to an unfortunate fact: he thinks that at its root, language is easy, and so interpreting a historical text like the Constitution is easy too.But it isn't easy.

And so interpreting the first order difference equation as a system, what we're attempting to generate is the frequency response, which is the Fourier transform of the impulse response.

In applying concepts like those of red or apple to current experience, and so interpreting experience, we form expectations and make predictions about future experience, conditional on actions we might perform.

Orientation selectivity near pinwheel centers is being actively researched and debated, see [9, 35] and the references in [36], so interpreting the modulus of the vector sum (z_{mathrm{exp}}) in this way might be questioned, but this tradition dates back to 1982 [18].

So interpreting a genome brings mostly adverse news.

Although these results can also be explained by certain versions of theory theory (and were so interpreted by the experimenters themselves), the simulation theory offers a new interpretation (Wimmer & Perner 1983, Gordon 1986).

Zermelo himself came to accept the algebraic conception of his axioms, but he then insisted that these axioms should be interpreted in second-order terms and that, so interpreted, they do not fall prey to Skolem's Paradox (Zermelo 1930; Taylor 1993; Ebbinghaus 2003).

The inducement from the official is criminal if it is express or if it is implied from his words and actions, so long as he intends it to be so and the payor so interprets it.

I take it to be an elementary rule of constitutional construction that no one provision of the Constitution is to be segregated from all the others, and to be considered alone, but that all the provisions bearing upon a particular subject are to be brought into view and to be so interpreted as to effectuate the great purposes of the instrument.

If so interpreted, and if plotted, the difference between observed and normal values of d-exponent represent the magnitude of the pore pressure (Fig. 4).

Jesus' spoken words as recorded in the New Testament could be interpreted as a kind of pacifism and in fact were so interpreted by many of Jesus' early radical followers.