Sentence examples for bring new interpretations from inspiring English sources

Ladysmith Black Mambazo, South African music group founded in 1964 by Joseph Shabalala, a young musician who hoped to bring new interpretations to traditional Zulu music.

Does this fact bring new interpretations to the knockout phenotype (for example, morphological changes in the striatum)?

-- is snugly ensconced in the public domain, where every year brings new interpretations.

"Ulysses" remains much admired, even as the twentieth century brought new interpretations of the poem.

Nonlocal transport theories is a new and rapidly evolving field of study in the earth sciences and is anticipated to bring new insight into the interpretation of observations and lead to the development of a broader class of models that can explain the stochastic and complex behavior of geomorphic systems over a broad range of space time scales.

We have also demonstrated how an agent-based computational approach has a role as an iterative, predictive tool by generating 'virtual assays' to bring new insight into the interpretation of cell biological experiments.

Inhibition may be required to suppress irrelevant interpretations, while updating may bring new information into the buffer at the expense of discarding older information.

That interpretation is probably a misreading of a phenomenon that could bring new voters into the G.O.P. fold.

"I like to play new pieces, but a part of the performer's role is to regenerate interpretation, not to copy what has been done before but to bring new life to important pieces".

These results bring new insights into the evolution of hystricognathy and will have profound implications for the interpretation of the fossil record of early hystricognathous rodents.

Now they bring new players.