Sentence examples for interpret the transition from inspiring English sources

A straightforward algorithm is introduced to interpret the transition to the high entropy regime.

Toward solving this discrepancy, an empirical correlation based on the superficial Weber numbers was developed to interpret the transition from Taylor flow to unstable slug flow in three microchannels.

Those patients with more positive experiences of the realisation and reaction phases tended to be those with the knowledge required to interpret the transition to SPMS for themselves.

In general, if the ρ's change over time, it is no longer as clear how to interpret the transition probabilities τ's because along with interpreting quantitative changes in latent health state membership, the meaning of the latent health states change over time.

This phenomenon possibly interprets the transition metals, Fe, Co and Ni, to be the most effective catalysts for the formation of C and BN nanotubes.

We interpreted the transition of Naples in the light of a 'Mediterranean continuum' in which a locked and informal model, far from both wealthier western European cities and more mature southern alternatives, limits urban competitiveness.

This helped in having a current context, which assisted them in interpreting the transition patterns.

A three-phase model, comprising mobile amorphous fraction (MAF), rigid amorphous fraction (RAF) and crystalline fraction (C), has been applied to interpret the thermal transitions and structure of cold-crystallized isotactic polystyrene (iPS) from below the glass transition temperature, Tg, to above the melting point.

Theoretical calculations based on free ion and crystal field Hamiltonians are used to interpret the observed transitions.

To do so, we interpret the microstate-transition probabilities for the action under consideration as a directed, weighted graph.

We interpret this transition of the polarities of receiver functions as marking the onset of eclogitization of hydrous minerals in oceanic basalt (e.g., Hacker et al. 2003) (Figure 5).