Sentence examples for Definitive interpretation from inspiring English sources

Definitive interpretation of the classes was not feasible with the given information, but the methodology demonstrated Sentinel-2a's potential for finer distinctions between tree types in evergreen forests.

In many of these studies, sample sizes and multiple confounders in case definition limit definitive interpretation, leading some authors to conclude that socio-economic factors are mainly responsible for the variation in school performance and neurocognitive ability in asthma [ 32].

Fowles resisted demands placed on him for a definitive interpretation.

2 Neither side, however, can point to a definitive interpretation of the precise point of state law at issue.

It offers no definitive interpretation of its subject, but it prompts much thought about the power of icons.

But health experts said any definitive interpretation of the outdoor risk is not possible because of the lack of specific health standards.

One cannot accept the res olution of the American states at Ciudad Trujillo in March 1956 as providing a definitive interpretation of the Continen tal Shelf Convention.

Perhaps it's early for definitive interpretations.

This set includes everything from his definitive interpretations of Jimmy Webb songs to rare concert tracks.

NEDELMAN: I don't feel like we're trying to make definitive interpretations of this text.

The most memorable numbers, performed with Wally Harper on piano and Richard Sarpola on bass, include definitive interpretations of "This Nearly Was Mine," "Time Heals Everything" and "The Party's Over" (1 30).