Sentence examples for devoted to interpreting from inspiring English sources

Many top clubs now have staff members devoted to interpreting the data that is being generated on their matches, though they are not eager to discuss their techniques.

Particular attention is devoted to interpreting the quantitative and qualitative differences exhibited by the beam post-buckling behaviours associated with the three aforementioned L-D interaction types.

A CT scan of the braincase suggests that about 14% of Vintana's brain was devoted to interpreting odors, so the creature apparently had a keen sense of smell.

He always remained devoted to interpreting the Confucian Classics.

From the 1980s until his death, Mr. Ali performed and recorded with several avant-garde groups, including Phalanx; Prima Materia, an ensemble devoted to interpreting the music of Coltrane and Ayler; and By Any Means, a trio that performed at the Newport jazz festival last weekend.

It is clear that the way a key-frame set is presented to viewers influence the time and effort they have to devote to interpret the summarised visual data.

Here, this paper is exclusively devoted to the purpose of interpreting the SP data measured (observed) over the shear zones whose fault planes are coated by graphite films.

Woolf obviously writes beautifully but a whole page can be devoted to accessing someone's bearing or interpreting a slightly haughty look.

Told that his lengthy disclosure form was hard to interpret (its more than 70 pages are mostly devoted to his wife's holdings), he replied, "Don't try".

Mr. Galbraith is devoted to the built environment and the photographic technology that allows him to interpret it.

Unfortunately, virtually the whole training of historians is devoted to reading written texts, so that skill is hypertrophied, while the ability to interpret material objects is underdeveloped.