Sentence examples for hence interprets from inspiring English sources

In opposition to Bohr's claim that quantum theory is a rational generalization of classical mechanics, Jammer interprets Bohr as viewing quantum and classical mechanics as irreconcilable, and hence interprets the correspondence principle as only a "formal analogy of heuristic value".

We predicted that TD children would be able to use phonotactics to parse a form like touched or hugged as a participle, and hence interpret passive sentences correctly.

Likewise, listeners expected sibilants to have lower aperiodic pitch levels in low-F0 contexts and hence interpreted more of the intrinsically lower pitched -like sibilants in this context as lower pitched realizations of /s/.

That is, analogous to the previous findings on the perception of coarticulation and the "subtraction mechanism" sketched in Fig. 2, listeners expected sibilants to have higher aperiodic pitch levels in high-F0 contexts and hence interpreted more of the intrinsically higher pitched [s]-like sibilants in this context as higher pitched realizations of /ʃ/.

Hence, interpreting physiological responses in similar human studies has been extremely challenging (Papini & Dudley, 1997).

From a common sense perspective, one may think of drowsiness and tiredness as synonyms for sleepiness, and hence interpret our model as saying sleepiness causes sleepiness.

Hence she interpreted the persistence of Istanbul in withdrawing herself behind the veil of fog as a sign of intentional hostility and personal insult.

Hence, they interpret the same information in a different, and disagreeable way," write the researchers.

Hence, to interpret revelation in Judaism and Islam is always a political act.

Such action can hence be interpreted as non-physical aggression in response to social provocation.

Hence, we interpret the anomalous zone as areas of leachate contamination.