Sentence examples for hand interpreting from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, interpreting modality \ \Box\) as the predicate of formal provability in theory \(T\) and \(F\) as contradiction, converts this formula into a false statement that the consistency of \(T\) is internally provable in \(T\).
On the other hand, interpreting the SV filtered image as a superposition of the local weighted PSFs, as in Equations 4 and 7, it is usually less convenient, in a computational and operational sense, than the more usual local inner product interpretation, using the IKs, as in Equation 6.
On the other hand, interpreting the bit-pattern of as an integer yields :\begin{align} I_x &= E_x L + M_x\\ &= L (e_x + B + m_x)\\ &\approx L \log_2 x) + L (B - \sigma).
On the other hand, interpreting BNs in terms of causality is not necessary for extracting meaningful information from learned structures.
The conservative Center for Immigration Studies, on the other hand, interpreted the data to mean that This ideological schism has shaped the current presidential election as well as ongoing congressional debates.
Include yourself as the narrator - someone to take the reader by the hand, interpret the findings and give the tale some "attitude".
Structuralists on the other hand interpret '1 + 2 = 3' as a claim about what is the case in any structure that satisfies the axioms of arithmetic.
Descartes, on the other hand, interpreted the phenomena of motion in an entirely new light, for he accepts the existence of inertial motion (uniform or non-accelerating motion) as a natural bodily state alongside, and on equal footing with, the notion of bodily rest.
The most well-preserved section of the sculpture depicts a skeletal supernatural way named Ak Ok Kimi ("Turtle Foot Death") wearing turtleshells on its feet and carrying a severed head in one hand, interpreted as the way of a lord from the site of Pipa'.
But he is an old hand at interpreting his favorite dead playwright, Chekhov.
His adventures in Egypt — he was the household manager for the palace-guard captain Potiphar, an object of unrequited lust and of vengeance by Potiphar's wife, and a prisoner, before being promoted to the Pharaoh's right hand for interpreting the ruler's dreams that foretold a seven-year famine — led to a fraternal drama.
