Sentence examples for possibly interpreted from inspiring English sources
The model clearly associates it with the onset of damage, possibly interpreted as a failure wave.
On the other hand such discrepancies could be possibly interpreted in terms of a different electrode surface pretreatment used by those authors.
This disagreement is possibly interpreted by a difference of seismic coupling between small asperities and the surrounding aseismic slip if a constant stress drop applies to repeating earthquakes on the plate interface (Hayashi and Hiramatsu 2013).
Alternatively, a small correlation coefficient between coda Q and the strain rate at the 2 4 Hz frequency band is possibly interpreted to mean that the deformation rate in the lower crust in the northeastern part might be smaller than that in the central part.
This relationship between the static stress drop and the coseismic slip is possibly interpreted by the spatial distribution of the difference between the strength and the dynamic stress level, if the final stress level is equal to the dynamic stress level.
How can one Westerner, they ask, possibly interpret an entire culture?
This phenomenon possibly interprets the transition metals, Fe, Co and Ni, to be the most effective catalysts for the formation of C and BN nanotubes.
Indirectly, one could possibly interpret the positive influence of a suspect's admission of guilt to the FRPO as being partially due to the rapport-building and interrogation skills of the officer.
What's more, there's another way of possibly interpreting the health-care decision, from a macroeconomic perspective, which is that maybe the Supreme Court ruling removes one very large uncertainty from the discussion.
According to Carey, she refrained from giving away too much of the song's lyrical meaning, in order to allow fans to possibly interpret the song in their own way: I try not to get too specific so that people can apply the lyrics to their own lives.
If the doctrine that tumors contain stem cells is assumed to be correct then we could possibly interpret the accumulation of mutations in these stem cells as the basic "multistep" process of carcinogenesis.
