Sentence examples for interpreted series from inspiring English sources

By adjusting the tilt, which adds a controlled phase gradient to the fringe pattern, one can control the spacing and direction of the fringes, so that one may obtain an easily interpreted series of nearly parallel fringes rather than a complex swirl of contour lines.

At the same time Congress was approving the money, though, lawmakers complained that intelligence and law enforcement officials had failed to interpret a series of signals that critics have claimed held the key to preventing the Sept. 11 attacks.

"It would be easy to interpret the series of bizarre excuses from Eutelsat to GPBS as the result of pressure from Gazprom Media Group on Eutelsat to preserve Gazprom Media's monopoly in Russian broadcast areas," the Georgian station said in a statement in Paris.

Suppose we can interpret the series in a binary fashion, and the initial yield is the number group, 2, 3, 5.

Based on these observations and a comparison to terrestrial continental rifts, we interpret these series of basins or grabens as rift systems.

One study developed a decision tree model of interpreting a series of fMRI scans taken during various activities.

The manga interprets the series with all of the key elements intact, and tells the events of the anime with a crude artwork and unsteady pacing.

This study addresses these two questions during classical neoadjuvant chemotherapy in early breast cancer by interpreting a series of time-course data of tumour volumes, plus the measure of Ki67, using basic models of tumour growth, treatment and resistance.

Grading was assessed on HE slides and staging was separately assessed on Shikata's orcein and SR and MT stained slides by a liver pathologist (DC), by interpreting the series without knowledge of the Metavir stage obtained with each staining.

The interviews were analyzed according to the inductive approach discussed by Kristensen et al. [ 8] for HHM research with inspiration from [ 20] on how to interpret a series of interviews with the intent to provide insight into a phenomenon of more general interest, e.g. to facilitate 'multivoices' [ 21].

That has been interpreted as a series of quarter-point increases that might bring the Fed funds rate to 2.5percentt by early next year from 1percenttodayay.