Sentence examples for be interpreted to give from inspiring English sources
The articles can be interpreted to give powers of taxation, policing and even oversight of nuclear programs solely to the regions.
The various methods of measuring materials have different approaches to either controlling or measuring the incident illumination and shape so that the sensed light can be interpreted to give the material properties.
The sequential changes Ni → α -Ni(OH 2 → β -Ni(OH 2 → β-NiOOH → γ-NiOOH are clearly distinguishable in the spectra which can be interpreted to give structural information.
The waveform can also be interpreted to give a reading of heart rate.
81 The results will be interpreted to give names to each subscale.
Such plots can be interpreted to give the probability of finding a particular miRNA given an associated count/abundance.
Over time, the provision has been interpreted to give members of the clergy great leeway in using their parsonage allowances.
This language has traditionally been interpreted to give automatic citizenship to anyone born on American soil, even to the children of illegal immigrants.
The load displacement data were interpreted to give information about whether the imposed strain was being at least partly accommodated by the martensitic phase transformation, i.e. whether superelastic deformation was taking place.
"As these cases and others like them get sorted out we will learn to what extent copyright law is being interpreted to give the owners of content an indirect monopoly over the development of useful consumer information technologies," said Peter Jaszi, a law professor at American University.
