Sentence examples for essentially interprets the from inspiring English sources

The "bottom up" perspective essentially interprets the mortality level in a population as the sum of mortality from each cause of death (Himes 1994).

Later Christian tradition, emphasizing Theodosius's piety and trust in God, essentially interpreted the victory as a divine judgment: the god of the Christians had triumphed over the old Roman gods.

Essentially, Aronson interprets the demand futility requirement as a heightened pleading standard.

The comment – essentially interpreted as Lowe cutting a line down the middle of the fans, splicing them into two groups based on disposable income – was quickly (and probably rightly) decried, blown out of proportion, and Twitter-shamed.

Most of the existing methods for solving Equation 1 can be essentially interpreted as different generalizations of the K-means clustering algorithm because they usually have two-step iterative approaches consisting of a sparse coding step where sparse approximations X is found with A fixed and a dictionary update step where A is optimized based on the current X[1].

Cunliffe interprets the ramparts as essentially defensive, although he concedes that they may have been a means of displaying wealth and power, as Danebury would have been visible for miles around.

The etiological approach interprets the teleological language of biology in much the same way Kant did i.e., as essentially metaphorical.

The brain interprets the image".

There seemed to be some idea that you could solve the mystery simply by interpreting the book, essentially a first draft of To Kill a Mockingbird.

Which brings us neatly to Attenberg (2010, Artificial Eye, 18), Athina Rachel Tsangari's ultra-arch portrait of a withdrawn young woman who finds human contact essentially baffling and who prefers to interpret the world through the prism of the nature documentaries of David Attenborough, whose mispronounced name provides the film's enigmatic title.

In this study, it meant testing that both students and preceptors understood and interpreted the items in essentially the same way.