Sentence examples for backward interpreting from inspiring English sources

Courts look backward, interpreting old texts; economic regulation, however, needs to be forward-looking.

This period saw a shift in attitudes to the Highlands and mountain landscapes in general, from viewing them as hostile, empty regions occupied by backward and marginal people, to interpreting them as aesthetically pleasing exemplars of nature, occupied by rugged primitives, who were now depicted in a dramatic fashion.

Firstly, the inapplicability of LuGre model when trying to interpret the backward angular displacement in the prestiction regime is observed experimentally and the reason is deduced theoretically.

There is a lazy way of interpreting what is happening, which is to accept a framing in which the "moderniser" Osborne commands the vaguely defined "centre ground" against a backward-looking extreme left winger.

Begin interpreting.

If the angular velocity of the wheelset is nonzero, the peaks of the FRF associated with modes with multiplicity 2 (bending modes) produce two peaks that can be interpreted as the forward and backward modes.

My desire to uphold the one democracy in the Middle East became interpreted as uncompromising, traditional, and backward.

Among reasons for staying in the EU listed by Mr Johnson were that international companies could be put off from investing in the UK and a risk that leaving would be "globally interpreted as a narrow, xenophobic, backward-looking thing".

We can interpret such comment of interviewees as backward induction.

Two scratch classes were interpreted as resulting from forward or backward movement of the jaws.

According to a popular interpretation of particle theory, a particle's antimatter equivalent travels in the opposite direction on the timeline (for example, a positron can be interpreted as a normal electron traveling backward in time).