Sentence examples for features interpreted as from inspiring English sources

Signs of trampling and erosional features interpreted as hippo trails have also been described in Pliocene and early Pleistocene levels at Olduvai and Koobi Fora.

Some scientists have suggested that the smooth, almost level surface of the plain is the result of the deposition of sediments from an ocean formed by the floodwater and covering most of the northern plains; they point to linear features (interpreted as shorelines) and terraces around low hills as supporting evidence.

Red lines denote features interpreted as normal faults mapped from 30-m SRTM data.

Intensive in-hospital antibiotic treatment allowed regression of the clinical and laboratory features, interpreted as postoperative infection without abscess.

The confirmation of known lineaments demonstrates the efficiency of the geopotential model EGM2008 to highlight subsurface linear features interpreted as faults or geological contacts.

Arrowsmithia and Macowania differ in several morphological features, interpreted as key generic characters by previous taxonomists [ 41, 42].

The images spanned a whole rotation period and revealed an irregular shape and a dark albedo feature, interpreted as a fresh impact site.

"F5 and AIP neurons only respond to certain features of objects (their shape, size, inclination, etc)., and this selectivity is significant in that these features are interpreted as just as many systems of visual affordances and potential motor acts.

Comparison with published examples of slope channel complexes suggests that many features interpreted in 3D seismic data as single channels are in fact channel complexes, which has major implications for the appraisal of internal heterogeneities in these reservoir types.

The erosional features are interpreted as giant scour-fills.

The flow regime is poorly constrained and similar features are interpreted as records of laminar and turbulent flow, or both, during injection.