Sentence examples for interpretation of the environment from inspiring English sources
A metric is considered valid when its' relationship with the gradient provides an ecological interpretation of the environment.
Palynology of fossil faeces is still extremely rare and its contribution to the interpretation of the environment undervalued.
Our data suggests that the functional connectivity of the SPL with regions of sensory, motor, and associative cortex allows it to regulate the interpretation of the environment that forms the focus of conscious attention at a specific moment in time.
That is why the design of appropriate fusion methods is essential to combine the information from a number of monitored aspects and achieve a reliable interpretation of the environment state.
Members of the league infuse their own interpretation of the environment in their individual paintings with a pervasive thumbprint of Lennartz throughout.
Interpretation of the environment of deposition of both these volcanogenic sedimentary deposits is demonstrated by sedimentary structures documenting shore face to tidal environments (Fig. 6) (de Vries et al., 2006; Westall et al., 2006a, 2006b, 2011a, 2015).
It's the lot of most children to see more than the adults in their lives but to struggle with how to decode it: observant, helplessly impressionable and hungry for incident, their interpretations of the environment and occurrences that surround them are hit and miss – sometimes uncannily spot-on and sometimes spectacularly amiss.
From an ethnobotanical perspective, using an emic approach (based on people's own interpretations of the environment), WFPs are species classified as "wild" and "edible" by local people, where "wild" is a cultural domain defined according to a local cognitive system (Brosius et al. 1986).
From new δ34S data we present here a more refined interpretation of the formational environment.
Paleoenvironmental analysis is the interpretation of the depositional environment in which the rock unit formed, based upon the fossils found within the unit.
In this paper we present a distributed cortically inspired processing scheme for sensor fusion, which given various sensory inputs, and simple relations defining inter-sensory dependencies, relaxes into a solution which provides a plausible interpretation of the perceived environment.
