Sentence examples for generate readings from inspiring English sources

How are Fodor and Sag supposed to generate readings like that, given only a referential/quantificational ambiguity and no relative scope relations?

Similarly, 40 BC specimens in the stage database were also read to generate four readings for each slide.

Heil-pern draws on Osborne's bleak private notebooks to generate acute readings of his often autobiographical plays.

Nova's current technology also carefully adjusts for other parameters that can generate incorrect readings, such as abnormally high or low red blood cell counts.

Yet a further source of difficulties arises for views according to which "good" in English is used to make claims about agent-relative value in a context-dependent way; such views fail ordinary tests for context-dependence, and don't always generate the readings of sentences which their proponents require.

The whale is a funny, gloomy allusion to Melville, and perhaps Hobbes; like the leviathan, like Moby Dick, it is vast, inscrutable, terrifying, capable of generating multiple readings.

The electrocardiogram alone generates 1,000 readings per second.This kind of information is turned out by all medical equipment, but it used to be recorded on paper and examined perhaps once an hour.

The 'pollution' layer was generated from readings of 7 sensors scattered around the city, taken hourly over the course of 2 months.

In New York, the prototypes repeatedly generated false readings, prompting officials there to demand their removal.

Today's faster rows generated higher readings -- between 6 and 10 mmol/ls -- because the men were pulling far harder.

Waterman says the data indicate Iwaki is now safe, but it's important to keep generating frequent readings to provide a reference of what's "normal" in case circumstances change.