Sentence examples for been asked to interpret from inspiring English sources

Grading is at the discretion of the instructor, an additional writing assignment is provided, which asks student participants to read the EOS-Transactions article that describes the eruption event they had been asked to interpret from the activity (Poland et al. 2008) and compare their final interpretation based on VEPP data with actual events.

The New Yorker, January 7 , 1933P. 14 I have been asked to interpret the recent tailspin of pig iron.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, January 7 , 1933P. 14 I have been asked to interpret the recent tailspin of pig iron.

"Whenever I did anything, particularly in this tongue, I didn't want anybody to go, 'That's shite, by the way, that's not true.' I think that so far, whenever I've been asked to interpret any Scot in any way, I've told it as it is and I've sounded the way they are.

For the do it (outside) exhibition at Socrates Sculpture Park, artists, performers and community groups have been asked to interpret the selection of 64 instructions from the do it compendium.

Since the project began five years ago artists have been asked to interpret the process of turning the reclaimed land into a new port and Saraceno's project is the latest and last of these.

For example, the interpreter was asked to interpret all of the participants' answers and the researcher's questions.

After the survey, participants were asked to interpret ten ECGs and to write their interpretations on a standard data form.

Social desirability bias may be present in interpretation activities where participants were asked to interpret results in which many applied to shortfalls in healthcare although participants were informed at the start of the study that all perspectives were valuable.

So one might have expected that the Justices would be especially sensitive to the unique challenges that online communications present to those who are asked to interpret them.

Born into a rural farming family, Stoner leaves the land to study and is soon sideswipped when, in a compulsory English class, he is asked to interpret a Shakespearian sonnet.