Sentence examples for interpret the time from inspiring English sources

And then there are the endless discussions among the 201 guests – including about 50 Australian veterans and descendants of the original Anzacs – that hinges on war and peace and how the living interpret the time separating the two.

A novel model, based on chain dynamics scaling laws for diffusion in polymer networks was developed to interpret the time and temperature dependence of the strain-induced crystallization.

The natural frequencies and modes are then obtained without using the inextensional assumption and an attempt is made to interpret the time dependent natural modes from various viewpoints.

A previous analysis of these data similarly demonstrated the association of SRTS interventions with decreased pediatric pedestrian injury risk, but one could reasonably interpret the time series as indicating changes prior to the implementation of interventions (DiMaggio and Li [2013]).

For lay audiences, it is common to interpret the time in the wrong way, whether from left or right (therefore assuming species at the far left to be less evolved or primitive) or from the leftmost tip to the root.

These limitations make it difficult to interpret the time trend in treatment of thyroid cancer and its influence on thyroid cancer related survival.

If not, how did they interpret the Times article excerpts?

He tried to interpret the times, to diagnose the ills of society and deal with intellectual and moral problems of public concern.

Ideally, these patients could have acted as their own controls, but unfortunately, the uneven timing of the imaging sessions made interpreting the time related variations in VBR speculative.

"This solves the biggest problem in harassment law," Mr. Schnapper said, noting that most of the federal circuits had interpreted the time limits more strictly.

Consequently, we must take care in interpreting the time profile of the treatment effect with the time since the start of the treatment.