Sentence examples for will be interpreted by from inspiring English sources

If B 0) is false, then in the first round of the procedure εy B y) will be interpreted by 0. A subsequent change of the interpretation of εx A x, 0) from 0 to, say, n, will result in an interpretation of this instance as B(n) → B 0) which will be false if B(n) is true.

The studies will be interpreted by fellowship-trained thoracic radiologists.

"It will be interpreted by the services depending upon their unique situations," he said.

Your screening CT will be interpreted by experienced, board-certified radiologists.

The move will be interpreted by many as an attempt to forestall any takeover bid by the Russian billionaire Alisher Usmanov who owns 24% of the club's shares.

He last criticized Mr. Kerry by name on Feb. 2, and aides are concerned that heading back in that direction will be interpreted by the press as attacks.

For example, wheel slip due to a wet surface will be interpreted incorrectly by a wheel encoder, and strong currents will not be correctly registered by the pit log why a position estimate based solely on these sensors will drift off.

For instance, the ecological context of a problem will be interpreted differently by different species.

It is probable that signals such as IFN-γ will be interpreted differently by precursors at various stages of development, with consequent effects on disease.

Invasive x-ray angiography will be interpreted visually by the performing clinician recording the coronary artery dominance, location, and visual degree of all coronary stenoses in all major epicardial coronary arteries (with luminal diameter ≥2.5 mm).

Regardless of how laws are written, they will be interpreted and applied by human beings -- flawed humans with their own prejudices.