Sentence examples for this interpretation implies from inspiring English sources
"Computer-aided instruction is often misleadingly described as 'replacing teachers with computers.' This interpretation implies mechanizing, rather than personalizing, education.
Regionally, this interpretation implies that burial of mafic rocks and associated siliciclastic sequences to mantle depths commenced significantly earlier than previously believed (~ 500 Ma), thereby contrasting with the common belief that high-pressure metamorphism was linked to arc continent collision.
This interpretation implies the high temperature as observed in the winds of blue super-giant stars; it also requires that cosmic ray injection happens in the shock travelling through such a wind.
We thus infer that, in addition to lithological controls, the μ parameter is primarily sensitive to the daylight irradiation geometry and only weakly dependent on spectrum of the incident light; this interpretation implies a narrow effective bleaching wavelength band in quartzite.
This interpretation implies that the muscle, although itself an immune organ, requires interaction and feedback from other organs to fully respond to systemic inflammation.
This interpretation implies that 3-D elastic heterogeneity, due to regional geology and volcanic activities, controls the size of the fault rupture zone.
This interpretation implied that an activity attracting the centrosomes colocalizes with Pon at the cortex and that the role of PCP factors is to localize and restrict this activity to the anterior pole of the cell.
But the show lacks the dismissiveness that that interpretation implies.
Finally, the mathematical expression of a gradient vector can be translated into computer code based on the interpretation implied in the above formula expansion and its numerical value is continuously changed during iterations until the process is terminated.
Such interpretation implies that the leftward attentional bias is a population trait.
If Ψ2 is small at a particular position, the original interpretation implies that a small fraction of an electron will always be detected there.
