Sentence examples for interpreted record from inspiring English sources

What he was after was not a documentary about Katrina as the people of New Orleans experienced it, but rather an inflected, interpreted record of how the rest of the country watched it unfold — that is, as the news media presented it, complete with resoundingly famous sound bites.

They interpret records of bountiful harvests over much of Europe to mean that the region benefited from a series of extended summers and mild winters.

The hypothesis that the two-thirds power law holds also for driving is hereafter assumed as a convenient way to interpret recorded data.

Research suggests their design has a dramatic impact on user performance in terms of failure rates for detecting abnormal vital signs and how quickly users can interpret recorded observations.

Using a case study approach this paper highlights the value of the two data sources for interpreting recorded head impacts and thus providing a more robust understanding of the characteristics of any impacts that may occur.

The model can be used to interpret recorded experimental SAS data in the framework of fat fractals and can reveal structural properties of materials characterized by a regular law of changing of the fractal dimensions.

Successful application of these advanced methods requires that persons taking the data and analyzing the data have a good understanding of the principles of the methods, how to set up data acquisition parameters for optimum results, and how to interpret recorded data.

Their evolution is interpreted to record advance of the orogen into its former foreland after channel flow had ceased.

The large downcutting event is interpreted to record the passing of a succession of major knickpoints or a knickzone through this tributary.

This area represents an excellent case study of sedimentation along a tidal strait margin, interpreted to record the interaction of fluvial and tidal processes.

SZ1-R2 dextranspressionalional movements reactivated SZ1 during the ca. 1720 1670 Ma Kimban Orogeny, which is interpreted to record collision between the Gawler Craton and the North Australian Craton.