Sentence examples for is interpreted here from inspiring English sources

An organisation is interpreted here in a broad sense as the group of interconnected organisations (enterprises, researchers, consultants, etc).

Modelling is interpreted here in its widest sense: from empirical rules and curve fits, to advanced statistical methods such as neural networks, to physically-based process models.

The cluster is interpreted here as a combination of m plots, but any specific spatial arrangement for the cluster is not determined.

Partial phase miscibility, deduced from both glass transition temperature shifts and stress relaxation behaviour, is interpreted here in light of thermodynamic and free-volume considerations.

Compared to lowermost Bed II, the Middle to Upper Bed II landscape is interpreted here as more open and drier (but not necessarily more arid), with matured wetlands, scattered trees, and a greater expansion of grasslands.

The vigilant behavior observed in sP rats with low exploratory drive and low risk-taking behavior is interpreted here as high innate anxiety-related behaviors and may be related to their propensity for high voluntary alcohol intake and preference.

That was interpreted here as a sign that the marriage was in trouble, an impression that grew after Mr. Suplicy endorsed an investigation of the garbage scandal and was accused by party leaders of "not showing solidarity with Marta".

The move to take hold of the spy agency, which is controlled by the military, was interpreted here as an effort to impress the Bush administration that the civilian government was prepared to put the ISI back in its box.

His comments were interpreted here as evidence that the Bush administration would seek to use the reaction toward India as a lever to pry open wider India's economy.

Michael A. Doran, a former student of Eastern religions who is now a Buddhist and secretary of the monastery, said that the young Karmapa had recently written a millennium prayer for peace for his followers that included "a kind of strange line" that has been interpreted here as a message that he was coming.

Mr. Chávez's threat, which included a taunt that Venezuela would use its Russian-made Sukhoi fighter jets to attack Colombia, has been interpreted here as a sign that Mr. Chávez stands ready to defend the FARC, a group classified as terrorists in the United States and Europe that is reported to operate without hindrance along Venezuela's porous 1,300-mile 1,300-mileh Colomborder