Sentence examples for rough interpretations from inspiring English sources

A handful of the summaries were in a more "polished" form, while others, presumably the most recent ones, were only in the preliminary stages when the review was stopped in 2010 and consist only of rough interpretations.

In this case, a rough interpretation of SvO2 below 70% as an indicator of insufficient CO as compared with needs would have led to an unjustified increase in CO.

"But before even starting any negotiations, a Frankfurt-based singer was found who delivered an excellent rough voice interpretation for the 'Wiegenlied' theme in English," the company added, referring to the Brahms "Lullaby".

After a tentative rendition of "Deh vieni, non tardar" from "The Marriage of Figaro" Ms. de Bique sang with an appealing, silvery soprano and offered more convincing (if sometimes rough-edged) interpretations of "Oh! Quante Volte" from Bellini's "Capulets and the Montagues," "Je veux vivre" from Gounod's "Roméo et Juliette" and "Summertime" from Gershwin's "Porgy and Bess".

The recent Version 5.0.1, while admitting that 'thresholds for the interpretation of I2 can be misleading, since the importance of inconsistency depends on several factors', nevertheless lists overlapping ranges of I2 which provide 'a rough guide to interpretation' (see Table 3) [ 23].

These numbers intended as a rough guide making the interpretation difficult due to the small data pool.

A rough guide to the interpretation of I2 can be as follows: 0 to 40% represents unimportant heterogeneity; 30% to 60% represents moderate heterogeneity; 50%to90%0% represents substantial heterogeneity and 75%to100%0% represents considerable heterogeneity [ 8].

A rough guide to our interpretation of I was listed as follows: 0% to 40% shows that heterogeneity may not be important; 30% to 60% corresponds to moderate heterogeneity; 50% to 90% exhibits substantial heterogeneity; 75% to 100% indicates considerable heterogeneity [ 19, 21 ].

What perhaps remains of the distinction is a rough categorization of the various interpretations of freedom that serves to indicate their degree of fit with the classical liberal tradition.

The interpretation of this very rough view depends on how things are understood.

Fortunately, even a rough description of the model-theoretic interpretation is enough to show that no such "close ties" exist.