Sentence examples for specify and interpret from inspiring English sources

We chose a truncated Normal as prior distribution because it is straightforward to specify and interpret its hyperparameters and to potentially include prior knowledge.

"He dropped a bomb on that idea, by saying rules need to be specified and interpreted in light of real world situations.

Applying the theory to brightness involves specifying and interpreting these primitives for binocular brightness.

The biological interpretations of these oscillators are not further specified and could be interpreted as to represent a reflex chain or a central oscillator.

The temperature dependent electrochemical properties of electrochemical double layer capacitors (EDLCs) assembled with two representative electrolytes, aqueous (H2SO4) and organic (Et4NBF4/PC), were investigated using a specified characterization procedure and interpreted by means of a recently developed equivalent circuit model.

Despite the fact that the TCP/IP protocol suite and application protocols that run on top of it are all openly specified and easily intercepted and interpreted, and despite the open nature of the security protocols and algorithms themselves, security on the internet remains a realistic goal.

The manufacturer should revise the package insert to specify how to interpret partial lines and visible lines in the test zone that do not appear reddish-purple.

Many of our learning outcomes specify that the student is required to be able to identify and interpret histological structures, and so we also include questions which incorporate images within their stimulus formats in order to test these abilities [ 4].

It provides syntax to define policies and specifies how to interpret these policies in order to allow or deny the requested action from a caller.

While it is possible that language alone would be sufficient to facilitate learning in novices, the accompanying pointing and tracing gestures seem likely to have guided attention toward the relevant contour lines, allowing language to specify how to interpret them.

The OraQuick Advance package insert does not specify how to interpret partial test lines or visible test lines that do not have a discernable reddish-purple color [1].