Sentence examples for interpreting body from inspiring English sources

When interpreting body mass index values over a long time, such as more than a decade, as we did here, the cohort effect should be considered.

Special relationship: Interpreting "body language" and the apparent warmth of a relationship between two men giving a press conference is a bit of a mug's game, but I suppose it has to be done; they did seem to get on pretty well.

It's one of several moments where interpreting body language and other cues was important to Comey.

They were accustomed to speaking several times a week, and in a sneaky, gradual way, his father's voice had grown so faint that Don III was depending on reading lips and interpreting body language.

The researchers next asked parents of three groups of children--Turner's females, normal females, and normal males, who get their single X chromosome from the mother--to rate their children's cognitive skills, such as awareness of other people's feelings and interpreting body language.

YES! Making sexual advances purely based on interpreting body language is MORE likely to lead to rejection and awkwardness.

This has implications for how we interpret body mass in fossil hominins and has particular relevance to the interpretation of the long pubic ramus that is characteristic of Neandertals.

Hence, the best way to extract these manifestations is to interpret body posture and physiological signals of the learners using hardware and software equipment.

Newman won't name the company, but he says he worked with its managers to help them use and interpret body language in negotiations with potential buyers.

On the other hand, the educational games Prime Climb and Learning version of Second Life interpret body posture and physiological signals of learners using hardware and software equipment in order to assess learners' emotions.

Other promising areas of development include the access of communication devices using signals from movement recognition technologies that interpret body motions, or electrodes measuring brain activity, and the automatic transcription of dysarthric speech using speech recognition systems.