Sentence examples for days of interpreting from inspiring English sources
We also emphasize that in the early days of interpreting sequence data for complex traits, the sequence data itself will often not be sufficient to provide statistical confidence of association.
A traditional stenographer has an additional step of interpreting his/her notes at the end of the day and then creating a final record after leaving the courtroom.
Hermeneutics is the art of interpreting texts.
Most politicians interpreting data from "School A and School B B" were perfectly capable of interpreting the information correctly.
"This was a way of interpreting society".
The researchers, whose work was reported in The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, found that any animal exposed in the laboratory to two weeks or more of long days interpreted medium ones that followed as shorter days, and started to shut down their reproductive activity.
Signals that were produced during the previous 7 days are interpreted formally on a weekly basis in a meeting of members of RIVM and the National Co-ordination Centre for Communicable Disease Outbreak Management.
"In the early days of quantum mechanics, people interpreted the uncertainty relation in terms of such back-reactions of the measurement process," said physicist Georg Sulyok of the Institute of Atomic and Subatomic Physics in Austria.
Chris Thomas, the state director of elections, said that if the top two candidates were not clear when polls closed on Tuesday, the process of counting write-in ballots could delay election results for several days as officials interpreted the intent of any ballot that contained misspellings.
"If we do not see a change in the patterns of violence over the next two days we will interpret this as an abandonment of the peace process by Arafat," Mr. Barak said.
The majority of students who reported having initially believed in Young-Earth creationism later reported "progressing" to "Day-Age" creationism, under which they interpreted the six days of the Genesis creation story to represent vast periods of time rather than six literal days, or to accepting an increasingly long natural history.
