Sentence examples for broadened interpretation from inspiring English sources

Because of this broadened interpretation of cryptography, the field of cryptanalysis has also been enlarged.

Nearly 125 years and more than 400 expeditions later, the Penn Museum has broadened its interpretation of that phrase to include the virtual realm.

The United States Supreme Court affirmed the ruling, which broadened the interpretation of federal fair-housing laws by holding that to win a judgment, a plaintiff need only demonstrate the fact of discrimination — not an intention to discriminate.

The addition of the microsatellite data has broadened our interpretation of the biogeographic patterns in Hawaiian and French Polynesian Metrosideros, but some ambiguities still remain.

The analysis of the GeneOntology terms therefore validated and broadened our interpretation of expression clusters by highlighting enriched functions that are consistent with known sequential events during male gametogenesis.

"What we would like to happen is a discussion of broadening the interpretation and application of that principle," he said.

Also, having contact with people who create ways of thinking and feeling enlightens the past for us performing musicians, broadens our interpretation".

Vaughan gives due attention to that side of his subject in this intelligent biography, but also seeks to broaden our interpretation of Gainsborough's work and influence.

With the inclusion of a variety of ethnicities, sizes, shapes, and now, pregnant women, fashion keeps broadening the interpretation of what a woman is.

But an unusual ruling issued on Thursday appears to considerably broaden the interpretation of Thailand's already restrictive lèse-majesté law.

If Ms. Jordan prevails in her suit, she will become the administrator of Ms. Price's estate, Mr. Hyland said, at the same time possibly broadening the interpretation of the Domestic Partnership Act and providing more rights for same-sex couples.