Sentence examples for is indeed interpreted from inspiring English sources
In general, the mean function of a commonly described stationary process refers to the time average of the random process, while the mean in (112) is indeed interpreted as a spatial average of the random response.
Although, like Amos, Isaiah appears most often to speak in absolutes, it is indeed possible to interpret these two passages less strictly (as some scholars do) and to say that he spoke in relative terms and that, in his scale of religious values, he merely ranked moral conduct above ritual conformity.
There is indeed a way to interpret det ( I - A E ) in terms of the cycle structure of E, see e.g. [92]; but this interpretation has not (yet?) been useful in this context.
Examples of this kind suggest that 'utility' denotes a measure of subjective psychological fulfillment, and this is indeed how the concept was originally interpreted by economists and philosophers influenced by the utilitarianism of Jeremy Bentham.
This is part of the reason why interpreting PRO measures is indeed a demanding task.
This is indeed how some of the data were initially interpreted.
Our structure is, indeed, a simplification of a more complex reality; this should be considered when interpreting the results.
But in order to interpret F 0(S 0) as an arbitrage-free price, we have to know whether our class of trading strategies is indeed arbitrage-free.
"It is, indeed, pathetic".
Sophisticated numerical models and laboratory measurements on dust analogues are indeed required to interpret without any ambiguity the ensemble of results.
