Sentence examples for to interpretation in terms of from inspiring English sources

The apparent resistivity (or its inverse, apparent conductivity) and apparent depth, which are more readily amenable to interpretation in terms of geology, can be calculated from these data using interpolation from the curves built for various frequencies and based on the homogeneous earth model [2], and after correction for many factors, including temperature and instrumental drift.

While the MATISSE module is a single connected component of 120 genes, the corresponding co-cluster contains 110 connected components and 519 genes, and thus is much less amenable to interpretation in terms of the functional connections between its genes.

These activations are open to interpretations in terms of both action and theory of mind processing.

A major obstacle is that, at present, there is no general and efficient way to link smFRET measurements to interpretations in terms of explicit molecular structures.

Deep in the ice, two kilometres under the heart of Antarctica, electronic pulses in the IceCube detector, the result of particles called neutrinos hitting the ice, have initiated a chain of reasoning which has recently led to their interpretation in terms of limits on supersymmetry.

Although other interpretations are possible, we give preference to the interpretation in terms of information.

The model of bounded rational decision-making also lends itself to an interpretation in terms of sampling complexity.

The particular situation where, giving rise to an interpretation in terms of h-monogenicity, is explicitly treated below.

The most popular modeling approach is based on the "Modal Analysis" concept, leading to an interpretation in terms of visualized Eigenmodes.

More importantly, our analysis is done on the non-seasonal signals that are more conducive to geophysical interpretation in terms of the broadband correlation between the SAM and the GRACE observations.

The five components, which explained 77.47 % of the total variance of the Banana Plain data set and the six components which explained 80.78 % of the total variance in the Mount Cameroon area, were rotated by the varimax method to make interpretation in terms of the original variables easier by adjusting the loadings so that they were either near ±1 or near 0 (Davis 1973).