Sentence examples for interpreted to happen from inspiring English sources

This scenario is what has often been interpreted to happen when a more salient irregular event elicits a P3a response (Escera et al., 2000).

The commandment is interpreted to mean that what happens in the world is ordained by God, that God is a force that can intervene in human history on behalf of the righteous.

An opportunity and a solution for a meaningful daily life were interpreted as longing for something to happen and to be a part of it.

The rates are all set to the same value, meaning all stochastic transitions, for which input conditions are satisfied, are equally likely to happen; time is interpreted qualitatively, with the time axis reflecting the order of events rather than actual time.

Computer-based translation is easing a lot of that pain, but in general it still means a lot of cutting and pasting has to happen, along with interpreting possibly imperfect translations.

But if you don't address the deeper issue, which is how you interpreted what happened to you -- even though it was unpleasant -- and why you've allowed it to influence what you believe about love, then you can't really heal that wound.

When a mob boss says "that's a real nice watch you've got on there, be a shame if something were to happen to it…" most interpret that to be a threat, even though it's not explicitly stated.

Or you can interpret it as your fault for "allowing" it to happen.

"I have interpreted these words as a scenario that is going to happen 'if,' " she said.

His real reasons for thinking this, of course, are that he is a man of faith funded by a faith-based organisation; but the reasons he professed were that children have an innate tendency when small to interpret what happens in the world to be the outcome of purposive agency.

A second model flaw is that doctors and clinicians have been the only ones empowered to interpret what is happening to our bodies.