英語 での Can be interpreted の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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It turned out that set theories which can be interpreted by this new method is defferent from ordinal set theory in the following sense.
The API uses built-in HTTP features such as HTTP authentication and HTTP verbs, which can be interpreted by off-the-shelf HTTP clients.
Because the management API is RESTful, response messages can be interpreted as a combination of an HTTP status code and an Edge-specific error message.
Proprietary application messages can be interpreted if a user defined database with Parameter Group and Suspect Parameter definitions is provided.
Shaghun can refer to a period of time, as its meaning can be interpreted as‘time is good'.
MIND FLESH of the title can be interpreted as a subconscious mind that human thought and emotion became lump.
The evidence and facts that we know of can be interpreted either way.
This can be interpreted as a change of the mechanisms in the inner ear, produced by the low frequency sounds.
This can be interpreted as prohibiting investments in nuclear weapons corporations.
This attribute is available to users and applications to indicate that a file can be interpreted as sparse.
But, as Larry points out, these numbers can be interpreted a number of ways.
The personal case histories of psychiatrists contemplates many situations which can be interpreted also as instance of diabolical possession.
Like many fairy tales, Pan's Labyrinth is an allegorical story that can be interpreted in numerous ways and on many simultaneous levels.
Control of the gun industry can be interpreted in many ways.
Can be interpreted as a waiver of any company's legal obligations.
The analysis method is not perfect since the same set of notes can be interpreted differently depending on context.
The square of the derivative of a mode at the boundary can be interpreted as pressure.
Up to this time, all the images I have seen can be interpreted as natural landforms.
The remaining phrase("Father's Day gift") can be interpreted as the qualifying context of the expression.
This can be interpreted as influenced by Kant(self-respect) and Aristotle(self-love).