interperable

The results of high field magnetization experiments are complex and are not readily interperable without additional information. This requirement provided the motivation for a direct examination of the spin structure evolution […]

1972, Robert Sague Carter, Reactor Radiation Division: Annual Progress Report for the Period Ending October 31, 1971, page 43

Moreover, if the binding of some ions to a multi-site protein molecule changes the spectral characteristics in opposite directions, then the shape of the spectrally determined binding curve is never unambiguously interperable as indicating cooperativity of binding.

1981, Doris Ménaché, Douglas Surgenor, Harlan D. Anderson, Hemophilia and Hemostasis, page 46

Like language itself, these events remain un-decodable, a metaphor only of the world's inability to supply interperable meanings. As an editing principle Godard employs the "jump-cut" which excises the middle portions of shots and actions, ...

1994, Stephen Snyder, The transparent I: self/subject in European cinema, Peter Lang Pub Inc