Sentence examples for time and interpreting from inspiring English sources

Their taxonomic composition and trophic interactions with phytoplankton vary in space and time, and interpreting the implications of this constantly evolving landscape remains a major challenge.

A bulge on the outermost part of the shoreline features is described for the first time and interpreted as a consequence of freeze-on plucking.

It was demonstrated that in-line NIRS, combined with PCA, can be very useful to monitor in real time and interpret the anti-solvent crystallization process with respect to the polymorphism and particle size.

An increased risk of BD has been noted in siblings of BD patients for a long time and interpreted as a sign of genetic susceptibility.

The cumulative incidence function of NB is defined as the probability of NB over a period of time and interpreted as the actual risk of NB occurring in this time period.

The Parliament is assisted in its work by a Secretariat, which spends much of its time translating and interpreting between the European Union's 23 official languages.

A 1999 global best-practices study concluded that finance personnel spent only 21% of their time analyzing and interpreting the numbers; they spent the rest doing "lower-value-added activities" such as gathering and processing data, often for budget-related discussions.

Autistic people have a hard time reading and interpreting subtle social cues, so she might not recognize subtle hints or annoyed body language.

The Waterloo, Canada-based startup is using algorithms to visualize RF fields in real-time and interpret what any distortions and scattered disturbances within these fields are — such as, for example, a disturbance  denoting that a person or pet is moving around a room.

But researchers on the new paper point out that their results reach back much farther in time, and that interpreting the geological results is also a complicated matter.

The provision of sufficient resources, e.g. for more practitioner time and good interpreting services, is a challenge for commissioners and funding agencies, and is likely to be influenced by political priorities.