Sentence examples for continuous interpretation from inspiring English sources

Other architects might design buildings of different styles, and do it differently each time, but Frank's buildings are a continuous interpretation of his idea of fluidness.

Indeed, the ability to quickly and effortlessly process social cues is an important underlying characteristic of successful social interactions and communication [14] as it allows a continuous interpretation of rapidly changing social signals.

For example, Fainekos and Pappas (2006) use with a similar aim defining a continuous interpretation of temporal logic formulae on traces the distance between a given trace T and the set of traces satisfying a formula ϕ.

The model was analysed using COPASI by adopting a continuous interpretation of the variables, with values that represent concentrations of molecular species, and a deterministic interpretation of the reaction rates, so that the reaction rates provided in the previous tables represent variation terms in the first time derivative of the concentrations.

When we employ automated reverse-engineering of GRN models from time-course gene expression data with algorithms like the one illustrated in Algorithm 1, the dual role of ω ij and its discrete-continuous interpretation has important consequences.

As these variables are continuous the interpretation is that for every unit increase in these scales, participants are 32%and9%9% less likely, respectively, to recover from pain at some time in the future.

The continuous re-interpretation rather than discrete re-transformation of models means immediate requirements deployment after re-configuration, no system down time being required to affect changes and results in a development process that is oriented to business experts rather than developers.

He remains a practicing Muslim and believes in continuous re-interpretation of Islamic values and teachings in the light of this modern era.

From the start of his directorial career, he took performance as presence and sought not the actors' continuous and incremental interpretation of characters but the suggestion of characters through emblematic gestures, expressions, and moments — in effect, the transformation of performance into a succession of living masks.

After critical analyses of the sparse data which was locally available at the beginning of the R&D activities (sporadic point measurements within 20 years) and reconciliation with own observations (3 years of continuous discharge monitoring, interpretation of hydro-morphological characteristics) it was assumed, that the annual minimum discharge does not deceed 1 m3/s.

For clarity of effect and clinical interpretation, continuous factors were categorised as previously described.