More precisely, to interpret a text, one must prove the logical form of the text from what is already mutually known, allowing for coercions, merging redundancies where possible, and making assumptions where necessary.
It allowed us to interpret standard radiographs more precisely and more correctly.
But with more familiarity with the imaging features of breast malignancy on DBT, it may help us interpret the tomosynthesis more precisely.
Gödel's reference to the impossibility of interpreting empirical laws, or more precisely, instantiations of them the statements "one wants to assert,"—as statements about sense perceptions, is likely an endorsement of the (then) contemporary critique of phenomenalism.
More precisely, a randomization of data can be interpreted as a removal of information from these data.
More precisely, an agent chooses (a_{i}in {0,1}), where (a_{i}=1) (0) is interpreted as the decision of (not) providing a public good.
More precisely, the network of compatible surface strips for n ≤ 2 can be interpreted as follows.
More precisely, an orthogonal projection of S. k onto V is calculated and is interpreted as the shortest connection from V to S. k.
More precisely, it depends upon the fact that we're using first-order model theory to interpret this axiomatization.
More precisely, using a dummy matrix representing the existence of the missing values, we have constructed a model which can be interpreted as an extension of the GMANOVA model of Potthoff & Roy [9] for three-dimensional array data.
