Sentence examples for interpret from that from inspiring English sources
Now, one might interpret from that last line that I am haughtily boasting that I cook from scratch with each rising of the sun, using only the finest grains, etcetera and screw-you-miss-pretentious-perfect-pants.
"Four even" states four new paintings; nothing else can be interpreted from that straightforward line.
We interpret from this that patients with localised RCC whose tumours are positive for both caveolin-1 and pAKT are likely to have more aggressive and vasoinvasive disease.
We can interpret from (16) and (17) that secrecy outage probability is inversely proportional to 1/β and it tends to zero, when main channel SNR (1/β) tends to infinity.
Age of the detachment fault is uncertain, but Upton et al. (1997) interpret from apatite fission-track analysis that a massive unroofing of crystalline rocks of northwestern Thailand occurred in the late Oligocene.
The delta outcrop contains three distinct classes of fluvial stratigraphy that we interpret, from oldest to youngest, as: (1) point bar strata deposited by repeated flood events in meandering channels; (2) inverted channel-filling deposits formed by avulsive distributary channels; and (3) a valley that incises the deposit.
The experience of the intervention was interpreted from two perspectives: that of the CMs (i.e. the providers) that of the older persons (i.e. the receivers).
It seems to me that although much of the world and your interactions with it are smoothed and interpreted from context, whenever that wasn't possible the developers crammed it into this overworked radial menu system.
However, it can be easily interpreted from the curve that the degradation has not been leveled off possibly even after 1000°C.
It can be thus interpreted from Table 2 that the L values of all the dyed fabrics are nearly similar to the control fabric.
It can be interpreted from our findings that a combination of methods to disperse and then stabilize would provide a desired state of dispersion.
