Sentence examples for being interpreted for from inspiring English sources

Jewellers are reporting renewed interest in pearls, while Mary Jane shoes, and cocoon-shaped coats are being interpreted for contemporary customers.

In order to assess the meaningfulness of potential hypotheses drawn from a synergy map, it is advantageous to compare with random data, such as those in the figure, to protect against spurious correlations being interpreted for more than they are.

The lyrics were interpreted for the deaf by two seated signers who were first-rate performers.

The situation may be different where highly complex law is interpreted for us by sophisticated experts before we decide something.

"They take the position that science must be interpreted for the public and given to them piecemeal when the regulators decide it is proven.

The regulatory guidelines would indicate how the drug rules would be interpreted for transgenic animals, and what types of data would be needed to prove safety and efficacy.

"It wasn't 'I don't think he is a good player and he never will be a good player' like it has been interpreted for the last two years.

For example, "Don't go fishing when your house is on fire" is interpreted for the computer as "prioritize local responses versus global search," according to David Fotland, who has been writing Go programs since 1981.

These results were interpreted for grape types and regions.

The target horizons were interpreted for both AA′ and BB′.

Results are interpreted for five selected metropolitan areas as well as for the weighted national average.