Sentence examples for explored to interpret from inspiring English sources

Nonlinear behaviour of the infilled wall and the interfaces between soil-structure and between frame-wall were explored to interpret the complex interaction effects in the system.

The local hydrodynamics within the channel is explored to interpret the trends of characteristic numbers calculated from the time series measured at the wall.

The Swiss government hopes to reach a consensus with other nations to reaffirm basic principles relating to human rights, to explore ways to interpret the ideals in light of modern warfare and to harmonize views on applying the conventions, the memo said.

Cognitive interviewing provides investigators and clinicians with a methodology to explore respondents' abilities to interpret questions, the techniques they use for retrieving information from memory, judgment formation in answering specific questions and editing responses [ 13, 14].

In this study, the participants are the women making decisions about the option of vaginal breech birth and while their stories are described and explored, the findings seek to interpret meanings and actions from those stories.

Chapter 8, "The Paleofantasy Family", follows nicely on the previous chapter, exploring how people seek to interpret modern day child rearing practices in terms of our past.

4 5 Qualitative research is designed to explore, interpret and gain a deeper understanding of social phenomena, and is well-suited to examine participants' experiences and use of medications.

Since the Ghomeshi scandal revolves squarely around the issue of sexual consent, it makes it fair game for the porn industry to explore and interpret, according to Vespoli.

To reduce the number of CNV calls to interpret, we explored how we could use the various filters available in both visualization softwares.

White-box techniques require a priori models to explore, which make them easy to interpret but difficult to be generalized and unable to detect unexpected relationships between data.

He probably lifted the famous phrase without exploring its context or trying to interpret its original meaning.