Sentence examples for intended to be interpreted from inspiring English sources

They were not intended to be interpreted realistically but rather as symbolically representing the divine.

Although repeatedly contested, it probably must be accepted that the engravings were intended to be interpreted together.

L is intended to be interpreted as "It is necessary that," so that Lp will be true if and only if p is a necessary proposition.

They are not intended to be interpreted but they remain useful for better understanding the origin of the large scale field residuals.

The rotated fault blocks, depositional environments, potential source, reservoir and seal rocks are intended to be interpreted in between Eastern and Western Desert basins, as illustrated in Fig. 1b.

The literature in stream processing already features languages like IBM SPL [54] but, in our case, the programs are intended to be interpreted directly onto the Things, as opposed to resource-rich servers.

Such works, while necessarily (unlike late-postmodernist "Conceptualist" works) intended to be read, do not aim, in the first instance, to be interpreted, only experienced.

Universities' use of the federal privacy law to deny information requests has long frustrated journalists and other free-press advocates, who say it was never intended to be broadly interpreted when it was passed 35 years ago.

Rosen intended (M,R) to be interpreted very generally, as a representation of a whole metabolic system B produced from an entire set of nutrient sources A. Metabolic activity in B is catalysed by a set of enzymatic functions f and maintained by replacement functions Φ.

Of the badge and identification card, Mr. Gavin said Mr. Brennan had both in his possession but did not intend them to be interpreted as being authentic.

The relationship between how designers intend products to be interpreted and how they are subsequently interpreted has often been represented as a process of communication.