Sentence examples for interpreting external from inspiring English sources

Interpreting external events through our own eyes is a necessary consequence of having eyes, and indeed of being human, but interpreting events as aimed at you by some vast unknown conspiracy or because the university doesn't like you or because God is punishing you is simply a road to misery.

As a result, inferring sensory and motor attributes of Cambrian taxa has been limited to interpreting external features, such as compound eyes3 or sensilla decorating appendages4, and early-diverging arthropods have scarcely been analysed in the context of nervous system evolution.

Third parties may know these states only by interpreting external symptoms, imaginative projection, or obtaining their testimony.

Controlling for the transmission channels of bilateral trade, portfolio investment, foreign investment and banking exposures, Eickmeier and Ng (2015) found that both bilateral trade and inward FDI or outward banking exposure fit the data better than only bilateral trade in interpreting external credit supply shocks.

Applied to autism, cerebellar injury could hinder how other areas of the brain interpret external stimuli and organize internal processes.

How do cells within these mechanically active tissues interpret external loads imposed on their extracellular environment, and, how are cell substrate interactions converted into biochemical signals?

By studying stomatal development, one can explore how cells choose to initiate asymmetric divisions, how cells establish an internal polarity that can be translated into an asymmetric cell division, and how cells interpret external cues to align their divisions relative to the polarity of the whole tissue.

A model of factors determining students' ability to interpret external representations in biochemistry.

The ways in which participants interpreted external feedback, both formal and informal, fell into several categories.

The developed humanoid arm and hand are capable of sensing and interpreting incoming external force using the motor in each joint current without conventional torque sensors.

The immune system, with the daunting duty of detecting an astounding number of pathogens, and the nervous system with the equally bewildering task of perceiving and interpreting the external world, are the quintessence of cellular diversity.