Sentence examples for with interpreted from inspiring English sources

To have some confidence about ice conditions, the National Science Foundation engaged the Canadian Ice Service to provide the ship with interpreted imagery, enabling the ship to anticipate ice conditions 10 to 12 hours ahead of time.

The method is based upon measuring the extent of the land from which different land cover types may be visible, on a cell-by-cell basis, using high resolution Digital Elevation Models combined with interpreted land cover data as inputs.

It has been argued that the Ketambe paternity data must with interpreted with caution because several mothers were released rehabilitants (Utami Atmoko et al. 2009).

Detailed sample characteristics for the total sample (n = 2,092) and the subset with interpreted radiographs for all joint sites (n = 1,373) are shown in Table 1.

And there is a problem with interpreting the results.

That's partly because the imagery, which she is charged with interpreting, becomes a little convoluted.

On Slim Thug's "I Run," he was saddled with interpreting A Flock of Seagulls.

The bureaucrats charged with interpreting reality are trumped by the politicians whose avowed mission is to create reality.

The raw data was then passed on to a panel of A-list nuclear physicists, headed by the future Nobel Prize winner Hans Bethe, which was tasked with interpreting it.

Charged with interpreting the Constitution and therefore shaping its contemporary orientation, the Supreme Court needs to be extraordinarily sensitive to the demands of history.

Every day, physicians in radiology and nuclear medicine are faced with interpreting challenging studies.