Sentence examples for be interpreted by introducing from inspiring English sources

This energy-dependent time variation could be interpreted by introducing a time variation of absorption on a time scale longer than 105 s.

Beer of the Season Bi? de Mars, a seasonal French farmhouse specialty, will be interpreted by Southampton Publick House and introduced on March 2, with food, at Pony Bar, 637 10th Avenue (45th Street) from 8 to 10 p.m., $5 a pint.

However, artifacts in a stereoscopic pair may introduce unnatural stereoscopic correspondences that cannot be interpreted by the binocular HVS.

Evidence must be interpreted by humans.

Such difference could be interpreted by results from fractal analysis.

I didn't want to be interpreted by anybody else.

Furthermore, it ensures hiding all of the connections of service discovery and combination, thus introducing a flow of services that is interpreted by the user as one integral service.

Instead, the Pakistan Peoples Party introduced a series of constitutional changes to Parliament last week, which were interpreted by the lawyers as limiting the independence of the judiciary.

In the model, stochastic stress process is interpreted by the random distribution of stress amplitude and cycles at given amplitude, and randomness of fatigue resistance of material is described by introducing a random variable of single cycle fatigue damage.

Mr. Putin's remarks were interpreted by a translator.

"Target" was interpreted by community analysts to mean "assassinate".