This interpretive skill was perhaps the ability for which they were selected.
This interpretive filter omits so much, that an imaginative new science exhibition about invention and play is refreshing reproof.
This interpretive flexibility — equally characteristic of the other great world religions — does not rob Islam of its distinctiveness.
This interpretive flexibility makes it difficult for designers to anticipate all the possible outcomes of the use of their technologies.
This interpretive case study investigates the efforts taken towards a common EA in the Norwegian higher education sector.
This interpretive study sought to critically examine lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or queer (LGBTQ) parents' experiences of community organized youth sport.
This interpretive case study documents our facilitation process, key influential factors, as well as student perceived gains in a six-week MOOC study group.
This interpretive stance yielded an argument that judges in (common law) cases ought to choose the legal rule that maximized the ratio of benefits to costs as measured by the sum of individual willingnesses to pay.
This interpretive study fills a gap in the literature by contributing insights into how women's participation in CrossFit sets a context for their embodied experiences, inside and outside of the box.
This interpretive study was designed to explore the major components of Nurse Specialist roles in South Australia and to develop a framework for description and evaluation of these roles.
This interpretive approach, on the assumptions that deeper understandings of phenomena can only be achieved via understanding the interpretations of those phenomena through experiencing them (Shah & Corley, 2006), suggests that every researcher who is doing this research "will have a unique interpretation of the results" (Labianca, Gray, & Brass, 2000, p. 241).
