Sentence examples for interpreting buffer from inspiring English sources

When the five colors are used as designed, the classification of a case depends on the rule used for interpreting buffer colors.

- Advisory jurisdiction: the weakest form of control, whereby a profession seeks 'a legitimate right to interpret, buffer or partially modify actions another takes within its own full jurisdiction'.

No doubt we are not supposed to think of this mind's eye as literally seeing the image, but it is needed to read and interpret the buffer's surface display.

Note2: T can be also interpreted as a buffer stock at each origin and destination.

A standard curve was developed using known amounts of -catechin (a PA sub-unit) reacted with ferric chloride in an alkaline detergent buffer to interpret PA values.

In a 2D projection, the buffer calculated by interpreting the geodata's lineage and accuracy is represented as a "band" whose width represents the uncertainty associated with the utility's location.

The results were easy to interpret, but sensitive to the buffer distance and the arrangement of sample points.

In contrast, the rate of quenching with inorganic As III) was extremely slow, requiring approximately 10 min to produce the same quenching as that produced by As(GS 3 in 1 s, but the quenching by As III) could be accelerated by addition of GSH to the buffer, which we interpret as conjugate formation in the assay buffer.

This kind of voiceover distances the viewer from the action, because the voiceover acts as a buffer, it is describing and interpreting what the images are showing.

These results are interpreted in the recent framework of episodic buffer proposed by Baddeley [Baddeley, A. D. (2000). The episodic buffer: A new component of working memory?

The influence of various parameters such as the accumulation time, scan rate or buffer concentration is studied, and interpreted in the framework of a surface catalytic mechanism.