Sentence examples for and interpreted through the from inspiring English sources
The flame-stabilizing mechanism of micro-TPV platinum tubular reactor was addressed and interpreted through the simplified simulation of segmented platinum tubular reactor with a gap.
But once you've assessed the relative entertainment value of each performance, they all start to function as nuanced full-fledged portraits: lives made partly visible in imposing moving images on the wall, there to be seen, watched and interpreted through the filter of our own lives and bodies.
You should definitely harness the power of data but make sure it's framed and interpreted through the human lens.
The film intercuts on the ground sequences of demonstrations in Minsk -- smuggled footage -- with the theatrical works created and interpreted through the artistic prism.
We designed a conceptual study where for the first time the behavioral acceptability of microbicide gels is realistically constrained and interpreted through the biophysical reality of the gels themselves.
Wear properties of the coating and substrate were studied and interpreted through a dissipated energy approach.
Sociological and anthropological approaches explore the processes by which bodily sensations are interpreted as symptoms; they are predicated on the view that symptoms evolve and are interpreted through the relationship between the individual and a given social and cultural context (Alonzo, 1984).
Dobson's subject matter was chiefly allegorical and symbolic, often interpreted through the nude female figure.
"I like the idea of giving [the language] away and it being interpreted through the genre of opera, which I guess in western society is revered as a very high art form".
Kaufman is essentially a portraitist and a documentary artist, most assured as a director when he focusses on a character whose complicated relationship to time and place must be interpreted through the self-serving deceptions of others.
In order to stay as close as possible to the phenomenon described by the participants, coding was inductive and open, not yet classified or interpreted through the theoretical frameworks, and an unrestricted number of facets were expressed in preliminary code names.
