Sentence examples for interpreted analogously from inspiring English sources
The shifted vibrational modes can still be interpreted analogously to the complementary raw spectral data.
The basic idea is that quantized fields should be interpreted completely analogously to quantized one-particle states, just as both result analogously from imposing canonical commutation relations on the non-operator-valued classical quantities.
The resulting regional uplift history resembles what is observed in other regions and is analogously interpreted as the isostatic response to changing rates of surface processes linked to global environmental change.
Analogously, MRP can be interpreted as a median method based on the asymmetric parsimony distance.
Then, analogously, two sentences (say, p and q), being interpreted as predicators of degree 0, must have the same extension if and only if p↔q holds, that is if and only if they are equivalent.
The hazard ratios are interpreted as estimates of the reported relative mortality risks (RR), and the term survival is used analogously to mortality risk.
Analogously, this hypothesis forms the foundation of a new co-evolution model in manufacturing between products design and manufacturing capabilities which is mathematically formulated and interpreted using parsimony analysis of cladograms.
Similarly Woods' grammar for lunar was based on a certain kind of procedurally interpreted transition graph (an augmented transition network, or ATN), where the sentence subgraph might contain an edge labeled NP (analyze an NP using the NP subgraph) followed by an edge labeled VP (analogously interpreted).
The principle of the excluded middle is hence claimed to hold for states of affairs and, analogously, other principles traditionally believed to be of a logical nature (and in particular the laws of inference, cf. 1911a, 115) are interpreted by Reinach as being primarily ontological principles, i.e., principles which hold for states of affairs.
