Sentence examples for interpreted in its from inspiring English sources

The simplicity of (M,R) interpreted in its micro-form, with four entities and three reactions, suggests that it would be extremely common.

Creativity is discussed as a function of human brain and mostly interpreted in its psychological context.

But the speech must be interpreted in its entirety, not distorted as an exercise in disjointed parsing.

The text of § 109(b), interpreted in its statutory and historical context and with appreciation for its importance to the CAA as a whole, unambiguously bars cost considerations from the NAAQS-setting process, and thus ends the matter for us as well as the EPA.

The text of §109(b), interpreted in its statutory and historical context and with appreciation for its importance to the CAA as a whole, unambiguously bars cost considerations from the NAAQS-setting process, and thus ends the matter for us as well as the EPA.4 We therefore affirm the judgment of the Court of Appeals on this point.

ADCdiff should be interpreted in its minimal, mean and maximal extension.

Officials say there could instead be references to Iran's right to have a peaceful nuclear programme under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, a statement that each side could interpret in its own way.

3) The signal/noise ratio calculation: This is very difficult to interpret in its current form.

The money line has varying paths and its meaning is interpreted in relation to its location.

The topology of the flame surface is interpreted in terms of its propagation and statistics.

The compressive, flexural and splitting tensile strength of cement mortar has been measured and interpreted in terms of its porosity.