Sentence examples for interpretation basically from inspiring English sources

The estimates of unknown load torque and time-varying rotor speed converge to the corresponding true values under a persistency of excitation condition with a physically meaningful interpretation, basically equivalent to non-null synchronous frequency.

The untenable thesis of their paper is an outstanding example of the consequences of taking insufficient note of cell biology and palaeontology, and the actual mechanisms of progressive evolution, and focusing almost solely on genes and enzymes and a narrowly uniformist interpretation (basically mistaken, see [ 129]) of sequence data.

"My interpretation is, basically, I'm going to treat you like I want to be treated," she told me.

The findings, like history itself, were open to interpretation, but basically the kids of today got a grade of Kids Today.

"Interpretation Three basically amounts to the construction of individual, capitalist-style property law in the heart of China's families," Mr. Zhao said.

"I think their interpretation is basically, 'Did we actually go into your homeroom and take you out of your school?' or 'Did we actually go into the confessional and pull you out?'" Jawetz said.

Those, such as the advocates of the revised metaphysical interpretation, interpreting Hegel as basically a metaphysician, typically stress the former, while post-Kantian interpreters typically stress the latter.

It seemed not to matter to the prosecutors that these two interpretations were basically in conflict.

To those opponents who detect a thick strain of techno-evangelism in Kurzweil's basically optimistic interpretation of the singularity, he reacts with self-parody: there's a tongue-in-cheek photo in The Singularity is Near of the author wearing a sandwich board bearing the book's title, and he insists he was never "searching for an alternative to customary faith".

On this interpretation, the trichotomy thesis basically holds; there are simply precise and rough versions (Chang 2002b, 661, fn. 5).

Basically, the interpretation of (13) is that the reference signals cannot be periodic, and that the different sums between them cannot be equal to other reference signal or a delayed version of it.