Sentence examples for a conventional interpretation from inspiring English sources

This is no more a conventional interpretation of Gilbert and Sullivan than it is a conventional stage.

This is not a conventional interpretation of the Joseph story -- but true Freedom Journeys rarely follow conventional paths.

A conventional interpretation of this probability would be that these gene expression classes do not differ in compactness.

A conventional interpretation of effect sizes, due to Cohen, is that effect sizes of.2,.5 and.8 can be described as small, medium and large [ 19].

A conventional interpretation of the results might therefore be that the Christian inhabitants of Gandía had privileged access to these wheat imports while the rural mudéjar population fell back on the cultivation and consumption of C4 crops.

Original histological specimens from the diagnostic procedure (needle biopsy or TURP) were requested, collected, and centrally reviewed by a panel of expert urological pathologists to confirm the diagnosis and, where necessary, to reassign Gleason grades for all the prostate cancers using a conventional interpretation (Deshmukh and Foster, 1997) of the Gleason grading system.

For a more conventional interpretation, drive south a few miles along the 101 freeway to the Computer History Museum in Mountain View.

You snap to attention when you spot her, too, not because she has his goofy radiance but because she's such an improbable survivor — from Hillarycare to everywhere, a secretary of state as frequent-flying and industrious as any — and because after all these years, she remains an erratically coifed enigma, the conventional interpretation of any one chapter of her life not sufficing for the next.

The EPR paradox remained a curiosity until 1964 when John S. Bell showed how it provided a way to experimentally test the conventional interpretation of quantum mechanics.

Vallance however has gone for the more conventional interpretation of the title being a reference to a year.

Co-writer Jim Vallance has always gone for the more conventional interpretation of the title being a reference to a year.