Sentence examples for approach interpreting from inspiring English sources

Therefore, this approach interpreting art works and the art is considered to be important for the education of qualified landscape architectures and the creation of a qualified and liveable environment.

An alternative approach, interpreting all tests with an absent control line as invalid, probably results in an unacceptable decline in the sensitivity and PPV of the test.

Because of semantic pluralism and irreducible intentionality, this similarity analysis of theory interpretation cannot be accommodated within a hierarchy of models approach, interpreted as a neat model nesting based on pre-given semantic relations among models at different levels.

One approach interprets these findings in terms of the response by rational investors to uncertainty in prices.

The etiological approach interprets the teleological language of biology in much the same way Kant did i.e., as essentially metaphorical.

The "technical," statistical approach interprets the decreasing magnitude of price declines as suggesting that the downward spiral is coming to an end.He does note that in markets where prices rose much more in the boom than justified by income growth and which haven't yet brought the ratio of price to income back into line, the bottom has probably not arrived.

Geometrical-acoustics approach interprets vibration modes localized at the edge of wedges as the quasi-plane flexural waves propagating in a plate of variable thickness.

More generally, the proponents of the mystical approach interpret Illuminationist philosophy as a break or a departure from Avicennan Peripateticism (Mehdi H. Yazdi, Hossein Nasr, Ashtiyani), rather than seeing it as its extension and critique.

The reaction mechanisms are complex and the experimental results can be, in a first approach, interpreted by considering the occurrence of adsorbed species and fluoride and oxide compounds of copper at oxidation states I and II.

Another, more historical, approach interprets his methodology in the context of accepted canons of scientific explanation found in Victorian discussions of the period (Waters 2009 in Hodge and Radick 2009; Hull 2009 in Hodge and Radick 2009; Lewens 2009 in Ruse and Richards 2009; Ruse 2009 in Ruse and Richards 2009; Lennox 2005; Hodge 1983).

A more elaborate approach interprets the molecules as chemical graphs.