Sentence examples for system of interpreting from inspiring English sources
The theories and system of interpreting ancient art devised by Johann Joachim Winckelmann influenced European tastes for decades.
The humoral illness theory consists of a classificatory system of interpreting illnesses, categorizing them according to their hot and cold qualities or characteristics.
TCM has a unique system of interpreting the etiology and pathology of CSX [ 11], allowing this syndrome to be treated accordingly.
The arrow indicates an assault (e.g. a new diagnosis) to the system of interpreted or narrative significance.
This involves building an anxiety-recognition system capable of interpreting the information contained in physiological processes to predict the probable anxiety state.
To address this problem the University of Wales, Aberystwyth has developed VorteX, an interactive collaborative design tool that captures the design processes of novice students, provides a diagnosis system capable of interpreting the students' work, and advises on their design process.
Future-proof EHR systems must be capable of interpreting information structures for medical concepts that were not available at the build-time of the system.
Normally, we speak of interpreting a formal system, that is, attaching familiar meanings to the primitive terms in its axioms and theorems, usually with an eye to turning them into true statements about some subject of interest.
Devices such as deep brain stimulators, vagus nerve stimulators, and spinal cord stimulators are now becoming more commonplace in neurosurgery as we utilize our understanding of the nervous system to interpret neural activity and restore function.
Our analyses indicate that this intermediate stage may be used as a model system to interpret the origin of oviposition (brood site) mimicry in Epipactis.
Moreover, a given uninterpreted system is in general capable of being interpreted equally well in a number of different ways; hence, in studying an uninterpreted system, one is studying the structure that is common to a variety of interpreted systems.
