Sentence examples for Once interpreted from inspiring English sources

This makes sense, since recall is shaped, as a "side effect," by interpretation of events: "Once interpreted, thus remembered," Hertel says.

Jackson's decisive reelection in 1832 was once interpreted as a sign of popular agreement with the Democratic interpretation of the Bank War, but more recent evidence discloses that Jackson's margin was hardly unprecedented and that Democratic success may have been due to other considerations.

Where I had once interpreted Olivier's reticence as pessimism, I now saw the deep romanticism, the hopefulness, of not wanting to overstate or to overpromise.

In fact, of late the defining quality of the prime minister has been his unnatural silence, which was once interpreted as elegance but now is seen as evasion.

The genome, once interpreted, is knowledge that will provide the means to change the human genetic inheritance, usurping control of human biological destiny from the blind forces of natural selection and random change that have shaped it up till now.

The F.D.A. once interpreted this language as requiring it to ban any food additive, no matter how small the amount, that appeared in any food product if that additive was ever found to induce cancer in any animal, no matter how large a dose needed to induce the appearance of a single carcinogenic cell.

He at once interprets it: the donkey is himself, the wings are his two daughters, the church means a marriage and the flight to the top of the tower means a rise in the social scale.

We had to develop a means of translating that score, but once we interpreted the minutiae of the music, the choreography became apparent".

Once again, interpreting the alignments of multiple small contigs in an assembled sequence is far more difficult than just a few large contigs (especially for sequences from species more distantly related to the reference sequence).

These are the words that recaptcha farms out and, once they are interpreted, returns to the original document.

Once you've interpreted the feedback, move forward to make a difference.