Sentence examples for interpretation of a number from inspiring English sources

Important fundamental issues are highlighted that remain to be elucidated, and that could impede the interpretation of a number of macroscopic observations.

Identifying which unclassified but potentially sensitive data require protection as Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and how to properly protect them through the use of appropriate markings or labels can be difficult: Management and sharing of these data are subject to the interaction and interpretation of a number of laws, regulations, and policies.

He is a leading paleobiological researcher who has explored the early stages of human evolution through the discovery and interpretation of a number of important specimens.

Further, he attempts to uphold a particular view of Epicurean orthodoxy against rival Epicureans who had a different interpretation of a number of positions of the school, these too presumably developed in response to challenges and to positions of other schools which had advanced the state of the discussion in many areas.

A Supervision Satisfaction Scale (SSS) was created following data collection to ease interpretation of a number of interrelated supervision factors.

She also recorded her own interpretations of a number of Mozart's concertos as well as Bela Bartók's Piano Concerto No. 3.

Porphyry, Proclus, Damascius and Olympiodorus gave allegorical interpretations of a number of Platonic myths, such as the Phaedo and Gorgias eschatological myths, or the myth of Atlantis.

They are therefore subjective interpretations of a number for which no 'true value' exists (Table 2, section 9) [ 57].

From this point of view, this paper provides possible interpretations for a number of damage and collapses of this structural type without clear and suitable explanations.

Ten of the tests, which had a total of 300 participating, involved the astrologers picking the correct chart interpretation out of a number of others that were not the astrologically correct chart interpretation (usually three to five others).

An issue that has severely complicated the interpretation of a large number of muscle mechanical studies is the possibility of a nonlinear (non-Hookean) elasticity of the cross-bridges [ 67, 111, 237] and/or myofilaments [ 33, 238– 242] or the presence of a time-invariant parallel-elastic element, possibly attributed to a fixed number of cross-bridges [ 243].