Sentence examples for interpret which from inspiring English sources

Working together with the Pew Charitable Trust, the satellite imaging allows technicians to interpret which ships are legally registered and which are not.

"There was, I think, an instinct to please rather than to necessarily interpret, which I tried to quickly dispel, and it worked out really well.

The authors say they have only reported these figures "for completeness" and such figures are "difficult to interpret" which is why they believe the discussion should focus on the positive contribution made by migrants who have arrived in Britain since 2000.

The debate reflects the gray area left by the Supreme Court in 2002, when it ruled that the mentally impaired were not eligible for the death penalty but left it up to state courts to interpret which inmates qualified as impaired.

Difficult to interpret which tyres to put on.

A GAM is flexible to several predictor variables, and enables one to easily interpret which variables are significant.

Here are three ways they might be interpreted: Which of these interpretations fits best with the two passages above?

But there are two ways this promise could be interpreted, which give very different results.

But the big states remain the more powerful prism through which the March 4 results will be interpreted, — which is why president bill Clinton says his wife must win both to prove she retains a viable shot at the nomination.

This photography is often visually interpreted, which is a very time-consuming approach.

Therefore, there can be several ways solution can be interpreted which requires researcher's discretion on what has scientific utility.