Sentence examples for that will be interpreted from inspiring English sources

19 The aim of this paper is to summarise and discuss the main factors influencing the analytical processes, steroid profiling and interpretation of the obtained data that will be interpreted through the ABP steroidal module.

Sequences of d, m, or y, denote fields in your data that will be interpreted as days, months, years, respectively.

If the British barrister fails to turn up at this morning's plenary session of the court to discuss rules of procedure, that will be interpreted as a sign that he will quit.

In addition, visitors are invited to leave their own marks on a giant chalkboard that will be interpreted throughout the show as a musical score (July 1 to Sept. 26).

The prime minister smiled, and indicated she had disregarded the advice, saying "actually we're going into negotiations with them", in remarks that will be interpreted as a put-down of the president.

In its new extended forecasts, which will appear four times a year, the Fed projects an inflation rate of 1.6-1.9 1.6-1.9ee years' time, a forecast that will be interpreted as a target.

He last criticized Mr. Kerry by name on Feb. 2, and aides are concerned that heading back in that direction will be interpreted by the press as attacks.

Always assume that when a law grants new powers to the government, that law will be interpreted in the vaguest, most expansive, most pro-government manner imaginable.

Coming from non-Muslims, it is likely that they will be interpreted as gestures of submission, and the submission of non-Muslims to Muslims is a significant concept in Islamic law — although I am sure Major General Hammond and his staff are unaware of this.

The use of that word will be interpreted as some of these entrepreneurs being cry-babies.

The use of that word will be interpreted as some of these entrepreneurs being cry-babies.