Sentence examples for interpret the relation from inspiring English sources

To interpret the relation in (12), we consider a network characterized by,, and.

These measures could impact the way in which we interpret the relation between two drugs in terms of their selectivity.

The fitting parameters, α and β, obtained from the data fitting were used to interpret the relation between molecular motions and structure of polymers based on the model proposed by Schönhals and Schlosser.

Earlier, Du Châtelet wavered on how to interpret the relation between God's will and intellect, but by the time she wrote the Foundations, she had clearly settled for the intellectualist side, and the PSR guides God in his choices no less than it guides humans.

Our proposal here is to interpret the relation of a biological object to a given taxon as the ascription of a quality.

In addition to the AUC, helping to interpret the relations between the instruments, Spearmans correlation coefficients were calculated for the STarT-G total and subscale scores for the RMDQ, TSK, PCS and HADS depression scores in order to be consistent to the approach of the original SBT authors.

A + B = B + A and A + Z = Z + A ; A + O = A and O + Z = Z ; A + Y ∼ A ; A ⋅ B ≠ B ⋅ A ; O ⋅ A = A ⋅ O = O ; 1 ⋅ A = A = A ⋅ 1 and 1 ⋅ Z = Z = Z ⋅ 1 ; A ⋅ Y ∼ Y and Y ⋅ A ∼ Y. Now we give a theorem which interprets the relation between the geometric addition and multiplication of points and the collineations S a, L a which are given in last section.

It interprets the relations, and their relative importance in the whole network visualized in the form of multiple layers.

It has been shown to be sound and complete if one interprets the relations expressed by the categorical sentences set-theoretically as a system of non-empty classes as follows: AaB is true if and only if the class A contains the class B. AeB is true if and only if the classes A and B are disjoint.

A natural mapping from the sign algebra to this field allows us to interpret the consistency relation ≃ as a simple equality relation in ℤ/3ℤ.

See King [2009] for discussion of in what sense we interpret the propositional relation of the proposition in this way.