Sentence examples for interpret the influence from inspiring English sources
The same interpretation based on the modes can be made to interpret the influence of frequency on the K values.
A hypothesis was developed to interpret the influence of ZnO NPs on the crystalline behavior of electrospun PHBV fibers.
Based on the present study, three models were proposed to interpret the influence of tectonic stress on the dynamic evolution of organic matter, including friction heat, strain energy and mechanical-chemistry mechanism.
The displacement vectors were combined to create a pseudo 3-D displacement map for the slope, which was subsequently used to interpret the influence of a major fault and the rock mass fabric in promoting different kinematic responses.
In the second phase a uncertainty analysis of the land capability model was performed through a simulation approach in order to interpret the influence of assumptions and uncertainty on input data and model parameters.
Optical microscopy, analytical scanning and transmission electron microscopy have been used to interpret the influence of C on the ageing response of Ti 15 3 (Ti–15V–3Al–3Sn–3Cr (wt.%)).
An exploratory, qualitative research design was chosen in order to obtain rich, in-depth information needed to understand and interpret the influences behind the target group's BF decisions.
And it is the park itself that will be the site for Le Plein Air (3 June - 26 September), a series of outdoor sculpture installations by five young artists, interpreting the influence of Impressionism and rural life in Normandy.
Differences in tree height, DBH and height:DBH ratio were not formally compared between treatments using tests of significance, but mean values and general trends are reported to aid in interpreting the influence of treatment factors on wood properties.
46 It involves interpreting the influence of method and theory variation in the findings to produce a new understanding of the phenomenon.
Indirectly, one could possibly interpret the positive influence of a suspect's admission of guilt to the FRPO as being partially due to the rapport-building and interrogation skills of the officer.
