Sentence examples for interpreted as a single from inspiring English sources

Once upon a time, the fossil record of human evolution could be interpreted as a single lineage descending from the ancestor we shared with African great apes (chimpanzees and gorillas).

Second, a sequence of gestures interpreted as a single sentence is often just as readily interpreted as a number of independent gestures, each prompted, in turn, by a gesture from the trainer.

The lowestblockade current value peak is interpreted as a single DNA molecule in the nanopore in alinear configuration [3].

This perceptual principle states that a continuous (straight or curved) line is interpreted as a single entity.

If the two fingers are moved in parallel, their motion is interpreted as a single touch point which induces the same rotation as XY rotate.

In fact, at this hour, the highly crowded dance floor had expanded to the area around it, and thus must be interpreted as a single location.

The comparatively low MSWD indicates no significant excess scatter in the 207Pb/206Pb ratios beyond what is expected from their individually assigned analytical uncertainties, and the data can be interpreted as a single-age population.

The mean PAPR and the RCM have a minimum for and, that is, for LFDMA and for IFDMA, where B-IFDMA can be interpreted as a single-carrier scheme and have a maximum for.

Clear evidence from the mud logging data have led to Z4 being interpreted as a permeable single fracture.

A "component" is typically interpreted as representing a single genomic locus.

A unigene is typically interpreted as representing a single genomic locus; hence, these groups represent the first comprehensive non-redundant putative transcript database for T. pisana.