Sentence examples for are interpreted only from inspiring English sources
"We seek," he said in his Nobel Prize lecture, "a mathematically unified field theory in which the gravitational field and the electromagnetic field are interpreted only as different components or manifestations of the same uniform field".
Those 50 previous years under Soviet control are interpreted only in terms of "occupation" and humiliation, and any symbols of the previous regime, both welfare state and communist architecture, are wilfully demolished.
As opposed to clinical PET images that can be interpreted both visually and semi-quantitatively, SA-PET images, when used for therapy monitoring, are interpreted only by means of changes in semi-quantitative values like SUVs or percentage injected dose per gram of tissue (%ID/g).
Additional, for instance in Dutch, the three different meanings of compliance, concordance and adherence are interpreted only by one word.
All mammographic exams done at NMPOA are interpreted only by radiologists who are specialized in breast cancer and follow rigorous international standards of quality control.
So India's statement can be interpreted only as sabre-rattling, perhaps for a domestic audience – with a notable lack of sympathy for the WICB.
The Austrian government had never left any doubts that the pledge to neutrality could be interpreted only as a military one and never as an ideological one.
After his troops had fasted and prayed three days, he opened the Bible in their presence, apparently at random, and read a passage that could be interpreted only as a divine command to withdraw.
It has the design distinction of a thin elastic waistband sewn into a tunnel of cotton, rather than one of those two-inch-wide billboards blaring the designer's name in a way that can be interpreted only as a dastardly scheme to achieve market domination via brand impressions made through the pornography and plumbing industries.
Such a feature can be interpreted only by flux rope models with the curved shape.
An alternative method, the TCR CDR3 spectratyping assay, involves multiple polymerase chain reaction (PCR) analyses and is interpreted only qualitatively.
