Sentence examples for interpretation of range from inspiring English sources
Goal points are obtained through an efficient interpretation of range data from an onboard 2D laser-scanner to follow persons, corridors and walls.
Third, the hospitals were not adjusted for case-mix thereby affecting the interpretation of ranges prescribed for input variables reductions and downsizing of units.
Sometimes they have to do with the difficulty of interpreting historical sources (for example, the unavoidable necessity Darnton faced of providing meaningful interpretation of a range of documented events that appear fundamentally irrational).
To establish the accuracy of Nurses and Doctors interpretation of a range of known pH solutions using CE marked pH indicator strips with visual interpretation of pH results.
The established model framework enables interpretation of a range of experimental observations on SFX biodegradation and helps to identify the optimal conditions for efficient removal.
One strength of this meta-synthesis is that it provides a relevant interpretation of a range of women's views, with considerations for discussing weight management during pregnancy.
Only a small number of Marcel's improvisations have been transcribed or recorded; in 1945, however, he became a composer in the ordinary sense, devoting himself to the scored musical interpretation of poetry, ranging from that of Charles Baudelaire to that of Rainer Maria Rilke.
As before, geographical interpretation of the range-diversity plot is illuminating.
It has been suggested that the clinical interpretation of 'broad-range' 16S rRNA PCR and sequencing results can be problematical e.g. the protocol has the potential to detect all bacterial DNA present in a given clinical sample, including non-viable or even degraded organisms.
MR identified the largest part of the Ichneumon species and assisted with the interpretation of host ranges.
At Carnegie Hall on Wednesday evening, the pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet offered elegant interpretations of a range of Liszt pieces, part of Carnegie's celebration of the composer's bicentennial this year.
