Sentence examples for term interpreting from inspiring English sources

The decision was the third victory for employers in three decisions this term interpreting the 1990 disability law.

The Conscious Uncoupling headline sparked widespread derision, particularly in Britain, with Paltrow ridiculed for using a term interpreted as American psychobabble.

The correlation term, interpreted as interference among transmit signals over the air interface, can be expressed as C = h 00 ∗ h 01 + h 10 ∗ h 11 + h 20 ∗ h 21.

Furthermore, over the long-term, interpreting the reduction in the number of infections due to the intervention as 'infections averted' is not straight forward as faster population growth (by reducing the effects of AIDS-related mortality and sub-fertility) can contribute to greater numbers of infections despite the rate of incidence being reduced.

Within days of arriving on campus, freshmen must select courses, keeping in mind collegewide requirements, and over the first two terms interpret academic signals as they begin to gauge interest in and aptitude for a major.

These are termed interpreted DSMLs or simply i-DSMLs.

After all, the above-mentioned two terms interpret alterations in the anatomic integrity of the skin with pathogenic mechanisms resembling those of burn injury.

Shire's work, thus, provides some of the key terms for interpreting Beyoncé's work.

Purely in terms of interpreting Coriolanus, you could get into his face that way.

It is shown that the NL model outperforms the MNL model in terms of interpreting choice behaviours.

The results are relevant in terms of interpreting the Rice hypothesis [ 9].