Sentence examples for is intended to be interpreted from inspiring English sources

L is intended to be interpreted as "It is necessary that," so that Lp will be true if and only if p is a necessary proposition.

Editor's note: This post is satirical and is intended to be interpreted as such.

Although repeatedly contested, it probably must be accepted that the engravings were intended to be interpreted together.

The rotated fault blocks, depositional environments, potential source, reservoir and seal rocks are intended to be interpreted in between Eastern and Western Desert basins, as illustrated in Fig. 1b.

The literature in stream processing already features languages like IBM SPL [54] but, in our case, the programs are intended to be interpreted directly onto the Things, as opposed to resource-rich servers.

It is clearly a bastardization of how the law was intended to be interpreted.

The title Libris Mortis' was intended to be interpreted as Latin, but Book of the Dead would translate as Liber Mortuorum.

The 14 coping scales are intended to be interpreted independently in relation to variables under study (Carver 1997).

The scores given by Platt's method range from 0 to 1, and are intended to be interpreted (within the training set) as probabilities of any gene being a true positive.

Furthermore, the algorithm they are developing is intended to be based entirely on observed data as interpreted by a neural network; no tweaking by researchers adding cues obvious to them ("in this situation, a person will definitely go left") is allowed.

The output of Bismark is easy to interpret and is intended to be analysed directly by the researcher performing the experiment.