Sentence examples for interpreted as reference from inspiring English sources

The EPIC model setup EPIC(1) is interpreted as reference, as it represents the already validated model setup [30].

The EPIC model setup EPIC(1) is interpreted as reference, as it represents the already validated model setup [ 30].

But when the text spoke of debris in streets, those words could have been interpreted as references to the World Trade Center disaster.

Two of the headlines that flash across the screen - "Slush Fund Scandal" and "Mayoral Frontrunner Investigated" - could be interpreted as references to two of Mr. Allon's potential rivals.

Texts such as 1 Cor 12 13 are interpreted as references to immersion in water.

(Leviticus 18 22) But an anonymous group of Christians is claiming that, actually, the parts of the Bible that are interpreted as references to homosexuality don't say anything at all about diddling someone who has the same type of junk as yours – and they've gone a step further by retranslating the respective passages.  .

First, many panel selection strategies become harder to execute or interpret as reference data are sampled from more populations.

In another feature, he was advised to remove a reference to "eating lamb," because it might be interpreted as a reference to Uighur unrest in Xinjiang Province.

But other officials noted that the question that prompted that reply had referred to a "summit," which Mr. Bush may have interpreted as a reference to heads of government, and the tone of the president's remarks had reflected a "love the one you're with" approach in Mr. Sharon's presence.

While Biden's remarks on "60 Minutes" have been interpreted as a reference to Dowd's column, he may also have been referring to subsequent reports or cable news commentary that framed his reported exchange with Beau in different terms.

That was widely interpreted as a reference to Mr. Soong, with whom Mr. Lee has had a feud.