Sentence examples for what is interpreted from inspiring English sources

Triton's mass is now known to be only a small fraction of the previously accepted value and its surface to be icy and highly reflective, in contrast to the Moon's dark surface, which is devoid of water and other volatile components (with the exception of what is interpreted as water ice on the floors of craters near its poles).

And an important aspect here is what is interpreted in the West as Beijing's anti-access and area denial strategy.

The first unit (ring remnant unit in Fig. 5) is composed of numerous exposed sub-circular or elongated features that are arranged in a circular way around what is interpreted as the central uplift, including the inner ring (Fig. 4).

There was also what is interpreted as the splint-like remnant of a fifth (outermost) metatarsal, perhaps used as a lever between the Achilles tendon and foot.

For that matter, a white American traveling as a tourist is likely to be fawned over as an Asian American who "returns" to an ancestral "homeland" is not, in the sense that if the former is able to exchange pleasantries they are congratulated on their fluency and cultural sensitivity while the latter is chastised for what is interpreted as cultural estrangement.

Significant individual differences exist in what is interpreted as stressful.

Russia, in what was interpreted as a signal to the west, sent a formidable naval detachment through the Channel last week.

In what was interpreted as an attempt to topple Clegg as leader, Oakeshott warned that the party was "heading for disaster" under his leadership.

But in what was interpreted as pressure on Nicaragua's Sandinista rulers, they also called for pluralistic democratic systems in the region, chosen by free and periodic elections.

For instance, others have reported what was interpreted as a passive social insensitivity to the eyes of others in a small sample of two year children with autism4.

When Alan Greenspan on December 5th uttered what were interpreted as mild words of encouragement, the exuberant jump in share prices was near-hysterical.