Sentence examples for When interpretive from inspiring English sources

As mentioned, Ficino lived in an era when interpretive exegesis represented a form of philosophical composition.

Data are included in the tables only when interpretive breakpoints are available.

Important or 'deep' personal constructs are thought to comprise individuals' core belief systems, and define the dominant interpretive framework(s) that individuals apply when interpreting life events.

All such canons require courts to identify when an interpretive decision is properly attributed to a statute passed by Congress rather than to policymaking discretion exercised by an agency or court.

As in innumerable fictional riddles (think of Rosebud in "Citizen Kane"), the search for the "real" Bevilacqua is meant to mirror the reader's quest to decipher any text, the detective work that's routinely thwarted when our interpretive limitations confront a great narrative's elusive richness.

Hermeneutical injustice occurs when the interpretive resources available to a community render a person's experiences unintelligible or misunderstood, due to the epistemic marginalization of that person or members of her social group from participation in practices of meaning-making (Fricker 2007).

When no interpretive criteria for V. cholerae were available from these guidelines, breakpoints for Enterobacteriaceae were applied by using Escherichia coli ATCC 25922 for quality control.

When possible, interpretive criteria that were specific for cattle and the test method/drug/bacteria combination were used (e.g., breakpoints for broth microdilution evaluating ceftiofur and M. haemolytica).

Instead it is a model of traditional biography: thorough but not exhausting, sympathetic to but scarcely uncritical of its demanding subject, speculative and interpretive when the facts allow but discreet when they do not.

There was also the kind of electricity in the hall that one feels when a great interpretive presence is on the stage.

In Robert A. Katzmann, Judging Statutes (2014), Judge Katzmann argues that because the Constitution authorizes Congress to prescribe its own procedures, judges should pay close attention to the internal nitty-gritty of the legislative process when determining what interpretive fidelity to Congress entails.