Sentence examples for more complex interpretation from inspiring English sources

Square columns confined with FRP show a more complex interpretation of their behaviour, when compared to circular columns.

It's possible that he simply didn't want to call attention to this politically damaging failure, but Arpad offers a more complex interpretation.

The same refusal to recognise the underlying causes of Italy's plight is clear in their refusal to back Mr Monti.The surge in support for Mr Grillo requires a more complex interpretation.

Although size effects may lead to a more complex interpretation of the gained results, much effort is invested in the microstructural design of metallic thin films and the detailed understanding of dependencies, such as the impact of thermal annealing on the corresponding grain and micro-texture characteristics.

Thermal imagery has described long wave radiation which are emitted from the surface and used to examine temperature anomalies in water bodies, though it's more complex interpretation that could be used in groundwater modeling.

Since this question is of merely historical interest, we'll assume, for the sake of convenience, that according to MOTo the first interpretation is the correct one and leave the more complex interpretation for later (see section 5.2).

More complex interpretations are also possible (see discussion).

Ignmar Posner, a lecturer at the University of Oxford and an expert on applying machine learning to robotic systems including self-driving vehicles, says deep learning will likely take on more complex scene interpretation in forthcoming driving systems.

Additional patterns can be identified, but require more complex models for interpretation.

Even more complex is the interpretation of the effects caused by exposure to GRP.

PCs might be more complex in their interpretation in respect to hearing, but they enable representation of both overall threshold shift and slope of the audiogram.