The market struggled to interpret the latest reading on manufacturing from the Institute of Supply Management.
Sahoo et al. [41] assumed that the user's behaviour changes with time and proposed HMMs to correctly interpret the blog reading behaviour of users and make personalised article recommendations.
It has real consequences on how scholars outside of physics, as well as the reading public, interpret the dramatic developments in fundamental physics, both experimental and theoretical, that began early in the twentieth century and continue today.
Catherine Morland, the unspoiled daughter of a country parson, is the innocent abroad who gains worldly wisdom: first in the fashionable society of Bath and then at Northanger Abbey itself, where she learns not to interpret the world through her reading of Gothic thrillers.
We then used the Cufflinks program [41] to interpret the high quality mapped reads to produce a new annotated GTF (see materials and methods).
Then you read and interpret the text that accompanies the hexagram.
I mean, I might interpret the word differently than you interpret the word, but I read the Bible and I believe the Bible is the word of God.
He then acquired a thorough knowledge of Greek in order to read and interpret the classical philosophers in their original texts.
The magnificent John Milton and his friend Henry Vane also were champions of the conviction that each Christian was to read and interpret the Bible for himself or herself, illuminated only by a light shining inward.
First, it offers your smartphone "intelligent vision," which can read and interpret the real world via the camera.
