Sentence examples for interpreted now from inspiring English sources

Summing up the stated facts, we see that the self-adjoint operator, interpreted now as the multiplication operator, acting on a dense domain in, has precisely the point spectrum in the sense of (2.15).

What if data that cannot be interpreted now are later show to indicate toxicity, perhaps at levels that couldn't be detected in animal testing?

Mr. Sikov is particularly astute in providing insight into Davis as a gay favorite, interpreting "Now, Voyager" as "a coming-out story".

The second and final sentence, which had come under fire for being hard to interpret, now says: "Neither this Constitution, nor the constitution of any state, shall be construed to require that marriage or the legal incidents thereof be conferred upon any union other than the union of a man and woman".

Artifacts were now interpreted not so much as cultural standards but as indicators of functioning cultural systems.

"It didn't have significance to the way that's being interpreted right now," he said through the interpreter.

So the traditional square, as traditionally interpreted, is now mostly abandoned.

The broader situation throughout the Middle East appears bleaker still inasmuch as the original congressional Authorization for Use of Military Force (AUMF) that began the war on Afghanistan has been expansively interpreted to now encompass covert "special forces operations", cyber warfare, and drone bombing in at least five other countries.

The two observations, i.e. a slightly lower incidence and a much lower Pap test coverage in the south, had been interpreted until now as indirect evidence that HPV was less diffuse in this area and as indicative of different sexual behaviours.

How do you interpret that now?

You have reason to be, for America's economy, which for so long has seemed neither too hot nor too cold, is particularly tricky to interpret right now.