Sentence examples for characteristics interpreted from inspiring English sources
The reason for discussing Bieberbach in this context is that his case exemplifies an attempt at rooting the notion of style in something more fundamental, such as national characteristics interpreted in terms of psychology and racial features.
The geostationary ring is likely to be populated by a significant component of orbital debris, and data returned so far have shown some unusual characteristics, interpreted as relatively slow, large, highly charged debris particles.
A total of 152 landslides were remotely mapped and classified as planar slides, rotational slumps, debris flows, debris fans, debris slides, and active slopes based on morphologic characteristics interpreted from LiDAR-derived shaded relief maps, with field verification at several locations.
Each learner (with different learner characteristics) interprets the learning environment in a different way, which implies that each learner uses the learning environment in the way that suits their own preferences of learning the best [ 32- 34].
The microscopic characteristics were interpreted according to Barnett et al. [15].
The current voltage characteristics are interpreted taking the possible application areas of the rGO structures into consideration.
The resulting local I V characteristics are interpreted based on a modified MOS (metal-oxide-semiconductor) model.
The SMT characteristics were interpreted based upon the residual strain in the VO2 lattice, particularly along the c-axis of tetragonal VO2.
Such approach permits to use all positive features of code sharing independently on characteristics of interpreted flowchart of algorithm, the optimal encoding of pseudoequivalent operational linear chains in particular.
These observed optical characteristics were interpreted in terms of excitonic intermolecular interaction based on two-dimensional brick-wall structure which is one of the proposed structures for J-aggregates.
These studies detail the need to consider not just ethnicity or age or gender, for example, but how these characteristics are interpreted, modified and interplay with both the physical and social context of the individuals involved at specific moments in time.
