Sentence examples for the problem interpreted from inspiring English sources

W.F. and D.K. suggested the problem, interpreted results in a biological light and, jointly with S.K and E.S., wrote the manuscript.

Predictions for the same problems, interpreted in the context of the specific model, are compared and it was found that sometimes they give rather different results, both in the results and in the computational cost.

All this shows that we not only have a problem interpreting what the mullahs in Tehran are up to, but also a more fundamental problem: Too much of the intelligence community is engaging in policy formulation rather than "intelligence" analysis, and too many in Congress and the media are happy about it.

The problem is interpreted as a stochastic integral equation of jump type involving certain convolution kernels.

The problem is interpreted under the assumption that all the nodes presented, including the depot, are fully interconnected in a complete graph.

I will describe a self-adaptive reflective architecture for interpretation problems that has been applied to the problem of interpreting satelite images.

In his Letter to the Grand Duchess Christina, Galileo discussed the problem of interpreting biblical passages with regard to scientific discoveries but, except for one example, did not actually interpret the Bible.

The problem is interpreting them.

Then there's the problem of interpreting the footage: even, for example, a seemingly innocent video in which a police officer stops and searches a young black man suspected of possessing cannabis, and lets the man go after not finding anything.

The solution we have proposed for the problem of interpreting the significance of the cat mouth in Chavin art is supported by the further consideration that there are some suggestions from the archaeological context of the art that it is associated with religious ritual.

But parsing the data does not address the problem of interpreting the data received.