Sentence examples for interpret the sense from inspiring English sources

This is a key to interpret the sense of displacement in Figs. 2 and 3. γ = sight angle (34°), θ = angle between the rupture strike and azimuth direction (∼65°).

Generally speaking, the mobile robot is capable of sensing its surrounding environment, interpreting the sensed information to obtain the knowledge of its location and the environment, and planning a real-time trajectory to reach the object.

I think you could also interpret the law in the sense of saying all the ballots that were requested to be manually recounted.

This is probably the reason why many authors in political consulting prefer to interpret the problem in the sense of a collective goods issue.

Because dao is paired with "name" (ming) in the next line—"ming ke ming," "the name that can be named"—forming a parallel couplet construction, there is thus reason to interpret the verbal usage in the sense of something verbalized, as opposed to a pathway that is travelled on, trodden, or followed.

To interpret the signals received from the senses, humans have developed and learned complex systems of languages consisting of "alphabets" of symbols and stimuli and the associated rules of usage.

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

Inspired by that, current research in robotics is addressing a great challenge: building robots able to sense and interpret the surrounding world by reusing information previously collected, gathered by other robots or obtained from the web.

If a two-way interaction is significant it may not make sense to interpret the main effects on their own because they represent 'average' effects of a factor which are known to vary between levels of the other factor.

This allows us to interpret the results in a broader sense from the work, and draw conclusions of a more general nature because they are not based on a single pore geometry.

This study, however, wishes to primarily interpret the notion in its epistemological sense: as a more dominant group representing the world in a certain way, urging the audience to accept this truth as an inevitable reality, in addition to a more sociological view that sees ideologies as permeating various layers of social life.