Sentence examples for interpreted backwards from inspiring English sources
A complementary implication is that the EDI can also be interpreted backwards in time.
Elsewhere, Theodore said that those who interpreted Scripture allegorically "turn everything backwards, since they make no distinction in divine Scripture between what the text says and dreams".
If the reconstructive process had been directly triggered by the perceptual trace of the tone, and was independent of the action – outcome delay experienced on other trials, then it could be interpreted as a bottom-up backwards influence.
As they move forward or backwards on the mat, their position is interpreted in the context of the graph on the monitor.
Impedance spectroscopy is showing "backwards" arcs in Cole Cole figures at low frequencies that are interpreted through equivalent circuit using negative resistances for electrical contacts.
Finally one of the main advantages of defining SSpDESs as an extension of SDESs is backwards compatibility i.e. existing SDES models can be interpreted as SSpDESs having an empty set of spatial state variables SpSV.
Furthermore, we worked backwards from the observed short-term outcomes of the LDP (i.e., LDP results) and medium-term outcomes, which were interpreted as the residual organisational changes (i.e., LDP institutionalisation).
Most people interpret this finding as bad news, but I think they have it backwards.
Read the essay backwards.
