Sentence examples for scheme to interpret from inspiring English sources

Thus in spite of the transient three dimensional structure of a cellular detonation front, the frozen and equilibrium limit concept based on a global quasi-steady reaction zone thickness of the detonation front appears to provide a useful scheme to interpret the results.

Interactions were further visualized using an interaction entropy graph, which uses a color-coding scheme to interpret interactions.

Such sparsity is attractive from a data analysis viewpoint and makes representational scheme easy to interpret, as it selects the important elements and discards the rest.

We used a color scheme to help interpret the numbers from best to worst (blue-green-orange-red).

As this would add two extra parameters (the powers) to the scheme, it is argued to interpret the computation of c1 and c2 from the breakpoints of specific sets of schemes rather as a loose motivation than a strict derivation from which one can expect strict agreement of results.

Because the IEI approach is new, application should not be made without considering issues such as evaluation of the selection of the indicators, weighting scheme, uncertainties, and appropriate way to interpret the values.

Fisk goes further to interpret the dramatic musical scheme manifested in the tonal design of the sonatas, as the basis of a unique psychological narrative (see below).

Or, inappropriate chart types are used — such as multiple pie charts each with a large number of segments — or, a color scheme is chosen that makes it near impossible to interpret.

The resulting map is likely more intuitive for users to interpret due to the colour scheme, and there are no boundaries to disrupt the visualisation of diabetes risk.

Figures were elaborated following a color scheme recommended to make them visible and easy to interpret by people with all types of color vision [ 51, 52].

The simple classification scheme makes the results from our Bayesian inference easy to interpret.