Sentence examples for but also interpreting from inspiring English sources

By not only transmitting information but also interpreting what that information means, XML, the brainchild of a Sun Microsystems engineer, will greatly enhance a wide range of Internet companies and applications, from automated industry supply chains to a new class of Internet programs that users can gain access to at the office, at home or on the road.

For one thing, it's not just searching for keywords, but also interpreting your queries in a sophisticated way — for example, it understands when you're looking for "contacts" or "recent docs" even when those words aren't used in the documents themselves.

It involves not only receiving and deciphering linguistic input but also interpreting and relating the input to what is already known (Vandergrift 2007).

In both the mid- and post-course interview, she expressed responsive views, acknowledging that students learn science best by not only doing but also interpreting: "By doing it…if they make an observation that they are surprised by, then they need to ask the question 'why did this happen this way?'…They've got to be observing, they've got to be asking questions".

So that means that we don't want you to have to be a scientist to use it from the standpoint of the mechanics of operating the test, but also interpreting and understanding what that result means for your body, and what you should do because of it," said Sever, discussing how Cue can bridge the gap between the specialist science its performing and the mainstream consumer it's targeting.

An understanding of the distinction between efficacy and effectiveness research is not only crucial when conducting research but also interpreting results from studies and deciding how applicable it may be to clinical practice and patients who may have less access and less adherence to medications.

The plantation, now owned by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, does not only display its stunning Palladio-style house (which is meticulously unrestored), but also interprets the plantation with special attention to its slaveholding past.

The lyric began with raw emotions but seasoned them with metaphor — the wheel that when it bends can't be mended — and a plaintive question, "What I can't understand/Oh please God hold my hand/ Why it had to happen to me?" Here was a story that could be sung but also interpreted.

Advanced visual surveillance systems not only need to track moving objects but also interpret their patterns of behaviour.

It supports both in-air gestures — a la Leap Motion — but also interprets 2D gestures (such as pinch to zoom) made on any flat surface.

The program not only shows the images, but also interprets the study by using computer assisted diagnosis and writes a preliminary report based on the computerized interpretation.