Sentence examples for directly interpreting from inspiring English sources

She also advocated her own version of social justice by influencing the direction of the conversation toward clarifying and discussing these differences, rather than directly interpreting what was being said.

Finally, de novo sequencing methods can be used for directly interpreting the acquired spectra, but they are computationally intensive and thus generally only used for unidentified high-quality spectra (Seidler et al. 2010).

The resulting models can be directly interpreted by IS.

Everything right of the first '=' is directly interpreted by the AIPS task 'UVFLG'UVFLG

In contrast to previous work, we directly interpret the productions defined in plain-text, without requiring any compilation or transformation step (e.g., into shaders).

At the machine level the hardware (sometimes controlled by firmware) system directly interprets and executes a sequence or partially ordered set of these basic operations.

Experiments prove that the proposed method provides extended robustness and generalisation abilities as well as a possibility to directly interpret the results obtained.

Therefore, the increasing power for the polarization at 90°, for currents above 3 mA, cannot be directly interpreted as a transition through an elliptically polarized (EP) mode, which has been reported before the onset of polarization chaos15,16.

In our example, the model's parameters relate explicitly to aspects of gene expression the counts of molecules produced at a certain rate in a cell can be directly interpreted.

First, improved generic and flexible functions are formulated for modeling the shape of leaves and stems of graminaceous plants as organ-related triangulated surfaces, where the parameters may be directly interpreted in terms of morphological traits.

The final surfaces created by the procedure developed during the present study can be exported using the IGES standard file format and directly interpreted by commercial CAD and FE software.