Sentence examples for technology to interpret from inspiring English sources

In her book, Ms. Pitman documents the five-year audience study and how the museum changed in response — staying open until midnight once a month for informal programming; opening a 12,000-square-foot interactive Center for Creative Connections, where visitors can explore works from the collection in unconventional ways, and offering more ways, through text and technology, to interpret the art.

The advantage of using GIS technology to interpret information is that it visually integrates previously unlinked sets of information, facilitating the detection of relationships among them.

The Human Genome Project was further intended to improve the technologies needed to interpret and analyze genomic sequences, to identify all the genes encoded in human DNA, and to address the ethical, legal, and social implications that might arise from defining the entire human genomic sequence.

Brain computer interface (BCI) technologies aim to interpret neural commands and translate them into communicative signals or actions, through a computer interface.

Modern architectural language and green technology are used to interpret traditional architectural features.

The book helped define BSAM as "a creative, aesthetic practice that integrates African diasporic or African metaphysics with science and technology and seeks to interpret, engage, design, or alter reality with a re-imagination of the past, the contested presence, and act as a catalyst for the future".

By focusing on the adoption of specific technologies we attempted to interpret correlates in terms of relationships instead of absolute "causals".

Mr. Galbraith is devoted to the built environment and the photographic technology that allows him to interpret it.

Technologies that enable computers to interpret voice and handwriting, for instance, could eliminate the simplest "data capture" jobs, such as converting handwritten documents into electronic form.

The major challenges in predicting and assessing the adverse effects of GM foods include the imbalances between highly advanced analytical technologies and limited abilities to interpret the results and the correlation between health effects and the consumption of GM foods.

Human action classification is fundamental technology for robots that have to interpret a human's intended actions and make appropriate responses, as they will have to do if they are to be integrated into our daily lives.