Sentence examples for in learning to interpret from inspiring English sources

The advent of PACS may also have contributed to our observation that junior doctors were interested in learning to interpret more complex images such as CT and MRI.

A critical skill in many earth science disciplines is learning to interpret topographic maps that use contour lines to encode elevation information and represent the three dimensional shape of structures in the real world.

Currently, we use GPS systems that depend on automated perception and learning, mobile devices that can interpret speech and search engines that are learning to interpret our intentions.

The other seven participants expressed expectations with respect to learning more about using the triage instrument and learning to interpret and manage the data on the functioning of the elderly in their own primary care practices.

AS A foreign journalist covering politics in America, I have learned to interpret the manoeuvrings of politicians in financial as well as political terms.

Ms. Halloran and Ms. Werstine spent six hours at Equine Facilitated Learning at Epona Ridge, a personal awareness workshop in Asheville, N.C., where they learned to interpret the body language of horses and humans.

He had obviously learned to interpret old things — in this case, the catalog — through someone else's eyes.

Over the last decades medical students increasingly learn to interpret different imaging techniques in the first years of medical school as part of the anatomical curriculum.

The absence of pathologists and radiologists in district hospitals in Kenya place a responsibility on medical schools to ensure that students learn to interpret test results.

"Patients need to learn to interpret the newly acquired visual function," he said.

The more they use the device, the more they learn to interpret it.