Sentence examples for has previously been interpreted from inspiring English sources

This hummocky moraine landscape has previously been interpreted as the record of a stagnant glacier.

The Latakia Ridge has previously been interpreted as either a thrust culmination or a positive flower structure.

This vegetation change, which has been recorded throughout the Faroes, has previously been interpreted as a retrogressive shift from woody shrubs to a herbaceous community.

Second, as children got older, more trials consisted of only two runs, a pattern that has previously been interpreted as a difficulty with holding two target categories simultaneously in mind (Jóhannesson et al., 2016; Kristjánsson et al., 2014).

The avenue has previously been interpreted as an irrigation ditch fed by water impounded at Mummy Lake; however, it conforms in every respect to alignments described as Chacoan roads.

Here we consider one example of the archaeological record – peatland site construction in Ireland – which has previously been interpreted in terms of social response to climate change and examine whether close scrutiny of the archaeological and palaeoenvironmental records upholds the climatically deterministic hypotheses.

But they had previously been interpreted, falsely, the scientists concluded, as arising when severe storms trapped early sea animals in pools among the sand dunes.

It provides an explanation for the force measurements of the interaction between opposing cadherin layers, which have previously been interpreted as resulting from three different interdigitating interactions.

These radio emissions, generally classified as Type IV and DCIM bursts, have previously been interpreted by loss-cone emission of trapped electrons.

Parts of this sequence have been subjected to extensive hydrothermal alteration, and these altered rocks have previously been interpreted as representative of hypothetical widespread Middle Miocene basement that presumably underlay northern Izu Bonin arc volcanoes.

Such dV S /dP changes observed above ~100 GPa have previously been interpreted to reflect the onset of the average Si-O coordination number changing from just 6 to 6+ (Murakami and Bass 2010, 2011).