Sentence examples for interprets from from inspiring English sources

This paper interprets from the U.S. experience with national highway construction, drawing several lessons that are pertinent both in developing and developed countries.

It encourages a singer like Ms. Martin to break through the gap and make tellingly assertive gestures, as she did in a beautiful rendition of "What'll I Do?" Simply by bearing down on the title phrase, as if she were pleading to a friend for advice, she applied her stamp to a standard that everyone else interprets from a long-distance perspective.

The present results can be interpreted from two perspectives.

Their difference is investigated and interpreted from various viewpoints.

Olango eventually pauses and makes a gesture that is difficult to interpret from a distance.

The second, "The Rite of Spring," is interpreted from and scored by Igor Stravinsky.

Zhao, Z. K. Nesting behavior of dinosaurs as interpreted from the Chinese Cretaceous dinosaur eggs.

The MassGIS Land Use datalayer has 37 land use classifications interpreted from 1 25,000 aerial photography.

Radar facies bounded by radar surfaces were interpreted from reflection characteristics and termination patterns.

The technique can be interpreted from the incremental and multiresolution view point.

The model interpreted from geophysical imaging agrees well with the conceptual model of the rock pile.