Sentence examples for interpreted form from inspiring English sources

Once the data are collected from the experiment, they further need to translate into simple and effective interpreted form.

On a recent Monday, children in uniforms — some loosely interpreted — formed lines to walk to the cafeteria.

Another example is the interpreted logical form account defended by Larson and Ludlow [1993].

The wavy structure is interpreted to form as a succession of mounds, each of which grows individually rather than simultaneously as a sinusoidal wave.

For example, one could take the clausal complement of 'believes' to be an interpreted logical form — something which includes phonological information about the words employed in the clause; cf. Higginbotham (1986), Segal (1989), Larson and Ludlow (1993).

A benefit of fragility functions is that they can be plotted as suites of data so that the likely impact across assets with differing vulnerability is described in a visually appealing and easy-to-interpret form.

Due to the abundance of this pattern and the presence of single organelles, we interpreted these forms as being in the G1 or S phase of C. deanei cell cycle.

Perhaps we can get some clues to how medieval writers interpreted these forms by looking at other doctrines they endorsed.

On this view, the contents of the attitudes should be seen to be interpreted logical forms (ILFs).

See the discussion of the paratactic account and interpreted logical forms in the entry on propositional attitude reports.

'Visual' in 'visual culture' can be defined as "everything that is visual, functional, communicational and/or having aesthetic purpose produced, interpreted or formed by people" (Barnard, 2002; 34).