Sentence examples for its interpreting of from inspiring English sources

David H. Shepard, who in his attic invented one of the first machines that could read, and then, to facilitate its interpreting of credit-card receipts, came up with the near-rectilinear font still used for the cards' numbers, died on Nov. 24 in San Diego.

Pressed on this point, Suleyman rejects the idea that the data-sharing arrangement it has with the Royal Free affords more latitude to DeepMind that just a data processor, and again brands criticism of its interpreting of NHS information governance rules as "a misinterpretation".

Such a statement is an astonishing expression of lost confidence and defeat by the terrible assertion that the very nature of maritime history, and thus of its interpreting institutions, is irrelevant.

Full details of the InterVA model, including its use in interpreting cause-of-death data from HDSS across the developing world, have also been described in previous publications (28– 38).

Babelverseís team has been paying out of its bootstrapped pocket (padded with a $40K grant from Start-up Chile) to offer real-time interpreting of TNW into Spanish and Italian, and has announced the launch of the public beta.

All disagreements arising from using or interpreting of the present agreement shall be settled through consultations.

CD helped in statistical analysis and interpreting of the results.

When it vacated the initial opinion, the United States court said it was concerned that the Florida court might have gone beyond its role of interpreting laws and created something new when it extended the deadlines, in possible violation of federal law prohibiting changing a state's election law after Election Day.

The South African Constitution, for instance, says that courts interpreting its bill of rights "must consider international law" and "may consider foreign law".

But the joy here comes from interpreting its lack of breeding as a positive: You've crashed an exclusive party and you like bragging about it.

The judiciary must not undertake its task of interpreting the Constitution arbitrarily, but should accord with legal reasoning and sound principles.