Sentence examples for interpret advances from inspiring English sources

Guven Eken, president of Doga Dernegi, the Turkish Nature Association, said it would be a mistake to interpret advances in wind projects as an outgrowth of a "proper energy policy in Turkey".

Or design's importance in interpreting advances in science and technology to our advantage?

Three possible ways of interpreting advance directives have been identified: either as a safeguard or as a defence instrument or as a means of making the experience of dying somewhat less dreadful [ 10].

Ciliates beginning the game (i.e., testing) at high responsiveness first exhibited conspicuous consumption and interpreted the "advances" of the vibration source as an amply intense (or aggressive) and meaningful exemplar of mating fitness.

They first interpreted the advances of the vibration source as being a nominally intense (or aggressive) and meaningful exemplar of mating fitness and began play as "easier-to-get," only to later learn to maximize individual potential net payoffs and reproductive value by increasing responsiveness.

Shettleworth calls the study "provocative," but insists that further experiments with more animals are needed before Santino's behavior can be interpreted as advance planning.

The position is suggested by remarks in Maddy (1997), though as we will see in section 5, Maddy (1997) is more naturally interpreted as advancing a heterogeneous form of naturalism.

Monkey studies are under way but are not far enough advanced to interpret.

Several data from the literature could be advanced to interpret this long-term sex-dependent differences.

The public will see great things normally kept in storage because of space constraints, and the fundamental purpose of museums — to collect, preserve and interpret art — will be better advanced.

Using virtual neural networks modeled on how our own real-life neural networks operate, researchers have produced all kinds of interesting advances in how computers interpret the world around them.