Sentence examples for is interpreted to extend from inspiring English sources

This facies is interpreted to extend beneath the fair weather wave base.

This could easily be interpreted to extend to Hong Kong's Falun Gong network.

In the northeast, a reflective lower crust is interpreted to represent thrust slices of previously highly extended continental crust and possibly fragments of oceanic crust.

This has been interpreted to mean that if inflation started to heat up in a big way — and extended to items beyond oil and food — the Fed would crack down on the economy and stop the inflation.

It can be interpreted to oppress women or interpreted to liberate them...

[ 28] This is to be interpreted so as to "extend the widest possible protection against abuses, whether physical or mental, including the holding of a detained or imprisoned person in conditions which deprive him, temporarily or permanently of the use of any of his natural senses, such as sight or hearing, or of his awareness of place and the passing of time".

The study can also be interpreted as extending the correlation and regression methodology, often used to analyze variables defined at single moments, to the analysis of variables in a time continuous fashion.

One of the appeals of regression is the relative ease with which models can be interpreted and this extends to approaches based on PLS [7].

These attempts never received sufficient attention, but they offer some valuable lessons and show many productive directions in which his views can be interpreted and extended.

Farther to the east, a second major crustal boundary also dips west or southwest, offsetting the Moho and extending below it, and is interpreted as a fossil subduction zone.

The analysis of the strong connections between this theory and recent PCET theories may suggest what complications introduced in the latter are critical to describe experiments that cannot be interpreted using the Marcus extended theory, thus leading to insights into the physical underpinnings of these experiments.