Thus, the prolonged ERD in the upper beta-band during the extraction of the feature ROUND as found in the present study can be interpreted most suitably as an index of the enhanced computational effort for the extraction of an acoustically complex phonological feature.
Results suggest that the dissolution reprecipitation mechanism can suitably interpret the indium-activation effect.
Meanwhile, wonks who relied on suitably interpreted IS-LM confidently declared that all this intuition, based on experiences in a different environment, would prove wrong — and they were right.
The concepts are suitably interpreted to provide insights into structural and operational issues that will confront an enterprise for it to become self-organising, and an example is provided to illustrate application.
Specific higher-order effects—unique to the developed element are then suitably interpreted, as well as the formulation appropriateness to consider distributed loads and to model three-dimensional behaviour, which is verified with solid finite element analyses.
Suitably interpreted, the signal from the exoskeleton might, for example, let someone pick things up remotely, with a hand-shaped grab which could be a good idea if the things in question were heavy or dangerous.Carbomorph can also be used for capacitive sensing, the principle behind the trackpads on laptop computers as well as some touchscreens.
Nonetheless, the non-occurrence of a string, suitably interpreted in the light of other linguistic information, can constitute negative evidence and provide learners with reason to reject overgeneral grammars.
Wavelet cross-correlation spectral analysis suitably interprets eddy flux time series data and assesses the contributions of the processes that act on different frequencies (Katul et al. 2001; Ouyang et al. 2014).
Given that Substituted Judgment is grounded in respect for autonomy, it is thus clear why, according to the orthodox view, Substituted Judgment makes no sense for the never-competent, and why the orthodox view prescribes for them the Best Interests standard, albeit interpreted in a suitably broad way.
For strong particularists and hard-core bioethical casuists, then, justification in ethics will not depend upon bringing a set of facts under a suitably interpreted general principle; rather, justification will be a matter of all the discrete elements of a particular decision fitting together or "adding up" holistically in the right way.
For such a domain, various notions of Hardy spaces of holomorphic functions can be obtained by considering (suitably interpreted) boundary values of functions that are holomorphic in D and whose restriction to the boundary of D has some integrability, see [36].
