Sentence examples for all interpreting from inspiring English sources
"You can also get creative and make group scrapbooks around a theme," says Fake. Hence "Flickr fads" - photos created to fit certain popular tags, like the thousands of photos tagged "squared circle", all interpreting the basic guideline (a circle framed by a square) in different ways.
Skipping mathematical explanations, the Item Response Theory can do more things than the Classical Test Theory [ 7, 8] when it comes to modelling existing tests, constructing new ones, and, above all, interpreting the results of measurement.
"It all boils down to how we all interpret the forward view, by sector, by industry," Mr. Battipaglia said.
But they should all interpret the Regin malware – whoever is behind it – as a prod to think again about their best long-term interests.
These five false-negative scans were all interpreted as 'normal' or 'nil' for all participants.
"We all interpret things differently," says communication and leadership coach Peggy Klaus.
Among the responders, all interpreted between 100 and 500 small bowel MRIs annually, averaging 222.
Twelve other states eventually adopted the California Rule, although not all interpret it so strictly.
What has been amazing about showing people the piece over the last week is that they all interpret it differently.
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam all interpret "dominion over the earth" as a sacred responsibility for caretaking creation.
