Sentence examples for by interpretations from inspiring English sources

The converts may be divided by interpretations of Islam, but they insist their faith is not driven by nostalgia for an idealized history.

In any case, he wasn't coasting in advance of his 70th birthday, which the concert — part of a two-day affair organized by Interpretations, the new-music series — was meant to celebrate.

"Historians must have long seen it as something fanciful, because history has long been dominated by interpretations that stress economic, social and political factors," says Anaïs Fléchet, a lecturer in contemporary history at the Université de Versailles-St-Quentin and co-editor of a book about music and globalisation.

By interpretations of the proposed performance through process transfer function formulations, relationship with and superiority to traditional state space PFC are further revealed.

Cognitive-behavioural models of pain propose that the relationship between pain and depression is influenced or mediated by interpretations of events (cognitions), rather than by the event itself.

But they will always be either true or false with respect to interpretations of LAr; or, as Tarski says, they will be satisfied or not by interpretations of LAr.

This makes sense, since recall is shaped, as a "side effect," by interpretation of events: "Once interpreted, thus remembered," Hertel says.

The number of interpretable factors was determined by interpretation of a Scree plot.

These findings cannot be reconciled with explanation by interpretation.

"When the textual evidence is so slim, it lends itself to elaboration by interpretation," he said.

PERHAPS no other drink has been humiliated by interpretation the way the martini and the Bloody Mary have.