Sentence examples for be reinterpreted as groups from inspiring English sources

Actually when the number of identified clusters is bigger than 8 after secondary compression, the exceeding ones are formed just by a few points, and can then be reinterpreted as groups of outliers.

The entropy control can be reinterpreted as a nonlinear stability estimate in terms of the so-called modified entropy function.

The images are then compared in the cortex, where differences between them can be reinterpreted as depth in the scene.

It is easy to condemn investment as nothing more than higher wages, which can readily be reinterpreted as lower productivity.

But what with being yellow and round, "Jesus" and his "disciples" tend to be reinterpreted as chickens.

Our production functions should be reinterpreted as value-added functions.

Although the NC is performed in the bit level, it can be reinterpreted as a function of constellation mapping.

Some distal ncRNAs in intergenic regions can be reinterpreted as 3'-UTR extensions [ 3].

Prompted by the improved accuracy here reported, we suggest that the skin label might be reinterpreted as a mesodermal attribution.

So eye movements observed at, say, 200 ms after the onset of the signal would be reinterpreted as being due to "events" at signal onset.

Now, suddenly, Comey's behavior has been reinterpreted as grounds for dismissal.