Sentence examples for suitable interpretation from inspiring English sources

Using a modified Kalliat model and suitable interpretation, calculations illustrate the impacts of micropore filling and impregnant micrograins within larger pores on the SAXS patterns.

They provide 'hard roads' to nominalism (Colyvan 2010), in the sense that the nominalist needs to develop the complex, demanding work of showing how quantification over mathematical objects can be avoided in order to develop a suitable interpretation of mathematics.

In his thesis, Kato [316] only considered (A beta ) = A_0+beta B) with (A ge 0,,B ge 0) where (A beta )) is self-adjoint (with a suitable interpretation of the sum).

Avicenna's determinist ontology, where every event in the created world is by itself contingent (mumkim al-wujûd bi-dhâtihi) yet also necessitated by something else (wâjib al-wujûd bi-ghayrihi), provided a suitable interpretation of God's pre-determination and is readily adopted by al-Ghazâlî although he never admits that or uses Avicenna's language.

11 Differences were discussed until all team members agreed on the most suitable interpretation.

The problem that appears with the optimized weights in Additional file 1, Supplementary Table S6 is that it is difficult to provide suitable interpretation of these weights.

Experimental results are analyzed on the basis of theoretical calculations, which allow to derive suitable interpretations of spectral data.

Thus, it is only under optimal conditions that tablet screens are suitable for interpretation of CT examinations [8, 9].

Conclusions: In most cases, it is possible to obtain good-quality echocardiographic images that are suitable for interpretation and decision making in patients after abdominal surgery.

Bezier curve is defined by control points having suitable geometric interpretation of modeling and having the ability to model trajectories variability [42].

This solution to Chisholm's puzzle would be of greatest interest if it could be shown not only to provide a suitable semantical interpretation for the four cited sentences, but also to pave the way to a complete system of deontic logic adequate for the expression of statements of conditional obligation.