Sentence examples for interpretation in the context from inspiring English sources

Thus van Fraassen, for example (van Fraassen 1985 and 1991) has advocated a form of 'modal' interpretation, in the context of which (standard) PII can be retained.

This 4-valued system has an interesting interpretation in the context of information bases stored in a computer which was explained by Belnap (1977).

This formulation conjures up powerful if vague intuitive pictures, but it is not clear enough for interpretation in the context of physical theories.

We anticipate the emergence of Google-like environments that will allow storage and interpretation of collective knowledge and image interpretation in the context of data and historical knowledge.

Although it might be possible to reweight our input data, interpret them as empirical probability distributions, and construct affinity scores similar to Lin et al. (2013) or Setlur and Stone (2016), we instead constructed deterministic metrics, which have similar qualitative properties but have a more natural interpretation in the context of our input data.

As early as 1899, Dr. Preston Hickey, a radiologist in Michigan, advocated that reporting of radiographs (indeed, Hickey coined the use of the terms radiograph and interpretation in the context of our profession) should follow a standardised format and language [2, 3].

However, the interpretation in this context is that the odds ratio approximately represents the risk of dying in the nitrate group as compared with that in the control group.

Cognitive Bias Modification training for interpretations (CBM-I) has successfully modified dysfunctional interpretations in the context of several disorders, including OCD.

Reduced network efficiency has straightforward interpretations in the context of neural networks, where a primary goal is the cost-effective and timely exchange and integration of information.

With that said, we agree that many aspects of our findings have interpretations in the context of prior literature.

Still in line with this interpretation and in the context of our experiments, low amounts of serum tended to seed NB-like precipitations (due to calcium and phosphate exceeding the inhibitory activity of serum) while higher serum amounts (exceeding 0.3% for FBS and 3% for HS, as determined from the batches of serum tested here) became increasingly inhibitory.