Sentence examples for next interpreting from inspiring English sources

Next, interpreting Θ k, n as the solution of the stochastic evolution equation (4.17) driven by the martingale M k, n, it follows from the variation of constants formula that it satisfies Θ t k, n = e − t / τ Θ 0 k, n + 1 τ l ( k, n ) ∫ 0 t e − ( t − s ) / τ f ¯ k, n ( Θ s n, s ) d s + ∫ 0 t e − ( t − s ) / τ d M s k, n. (4.19).

2. The Florida court next interpreted "rejection" to determine what act in the counting process may be attacked in a contest.

Given the lack of significant differences across groups at baseline, we next interpret some overall patterns in the data ignoring intervention group membership.

This approach makes it possible at first to focus on the processing of the cyclic object and next to interpret it as a real world object or a sign.

The next step is interpreting the comments you receive.

I was standing next to Jim Clancy, interpreting into his ear what the subject in front the camera was saying.

A request to play the next song was interpreted as a request for Doug Sahm, the Tex-Mex musician.

But it would be surprising if Brazil does not see in the summit the germ of a united South American front in talks for a Free Trade Area of the Americas, which could speed up next year.Some analysts interpret the summit as another signal of Brazil's preference for a wider, rather than a deeper, Mercosur.

First, a time-based analysis of each of the test taker's writing was generated (see Figs. 2 and 3 in the next section) to interpret the overall pattern of their writing processes.

David Cameron's historic pledge to hold and an in/out referendum on UK membership of the EU if the Conservatives won the next election was interpreted by some as an attempt to halt the rise of UKIP, which senior Tories feared could prevent them from winning an overall majority in 2015.

Once we've used our judgment as to the content and number of the list of Commandments (a process where reasonable minds can differ), we next have to interpret the text that we have framed.