"be physically interpreted as" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when describing how something can be understood or perceived in a physical sense. Example: The graph can be physically interpreted as a representation of the relationship between time and distance.
In addition, the PSO algorithm can be physically interpreted as a stochastic damped mass spring system.
The nonlinear Neumann boundary value condition (1.2) can be physically interpreted as the nonlinear radial law (see, e.g., [5, 6]).
Cai (1996) stated that the fuzzy reliability can be physically interpreted as the probability that no substantial performance deterioration occurs in a predefined time interval.
The nonlinear Neumann boundary conditions can be physically interpreted as the cross-boundary fluxes, which obey different laws; some may obey power laws [4, 7, 10, 14], some may follow exponential laws [18].
In fact, the problem is governed by a single dimensionless parameter α, the Womersley number, defined as α = √((ρR ω)/ μ), which can be physically interpreted as the ratio R/ δ, between the radius of the sphere and the thickness of the oscillatory boundary layer.
For the single mode cut-off, y = 0 (i.e. β = ±k cl ), which is physically interpreted as the mode evanescently decaying into the cladding.
Our method is suited for this analysis as the structures are selected robustly and the resulting sparsity can be physically interpreted.
A frequency ratio of 0.9 is primarily emphasized for most part of the study as many interesting features are revealed and the results are physically interpreted.
The relation between φc and IELA is physically interpreted in terms of Pastukhov's potential confinement theory.
Weak sex: The young women interviewed perceived that being female was interpreted as being weak physically.
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