Sentence examples for interpret the process of from inspiring English sources
The lack of archaeological data made every attempt to interpret the process of pioneer colonization quite fruitless.
Surface runoff, interflow and fine particle migration effects are presented to interpret the process of shallow failure.
A theoretical model was developed for the deformation of a sandwich-walled ring configuration and used to analyse and interpret the process of the dynamic foam compaction and stress transmission to the outer wall of a sandwich-walled cylinder.
Since the project began five years ago artists have been asked to interpret the process of turning the reclaimed land into a new port and Saraceno's project is the latest and last of these.
How do patients interpret the process of giving (or refusing) generic consent to access medical records?
Grossman interprets the process of a target popping up, a soldier's shooting the target and the soldier being praised or criticized for accuracy, as a classic conditioning model.
Having interpreted the processes of structuring in terms of the classical synchronization of C-oscillators, one can solve the problem of fusion of lattices with pre-described properties at the engineering level.
Interpreting the Processes of UMPIRE Trial (INPUT) will involve a selected subset of participants in the UK and India.
INPUT (INterpreting the Processes of the UMPIRE Trial) is a process evaluation based on qualitative interviews of the UMPIRE trial participants and healthcare professionals at three trial coordinating centres: Hyderabad and Delhi India and Londonon (UK).
These results highlight the need to include measurements of changes in RH alongside measurements of FN in non-disturbed ecosystems to interpret the processes regulating the effects of management practices on long-term changes in soil organic carbon stocks.
The various water quality parameters (10 variables) and discharge were incorporated to FA to better interpret the processes (natural) and specific source of water quality deterioration.
