Sentence examples for contemporaneous interpretations from inspiring English sources

Here is a little more from the same paragraph: "constructing a narrative of Schubert's life... necessarily reflects contemporaneous interpretations, concerns and methods, and constitutes Schubert's subjectivity according to contemporaneous theories, paradigms and cultural context".

"It moves beyond the exterior surface and into the interior volume of the mask, employing a contemporaneous interpretation of the soul's journey," Neri Oxman explains.

This means that, absent contemporaneous historical and textual evidence, archaeological interpretations are often restricted to the exploration of deeply embedded, perduring sociocultural structures and long-term sociohistorical change rather than to specific events and individual actions.

However, pharmacokinetic parameter estimates vary substantially between different studies which complicate the interpretation of these data, as no nonpregnant contemporaneous control group was available.

The themes which emerged were discussed with members of the team who conducted the interviews and contemporaneous field notes were referred to to ensure rigour in the interpretation.

With technology we have a more diverse palette of interpretation techniques to help make objects speak, but preserving the contemporaneous in a modern gallery is a delicate thing.

The methodological strategy advocated by this approach involves contemporaneous qualitative and quantitative data collection, analysis and reciprocal interrogation to inform interpretation in trials of complex interventions.

How did the "French touch" version of house music differ from earlier and contemporaneous Chicago styles?

Yet, scientific socialism was asserted by its followers to be a species of ultimate philosophical truth rather than, as Hook's pragmatic interpretation required, a set of fallible and corrigible hypotheses about the historical situation, including contemporaneous economic processes and their eventual outcomes.

It is contemporaneous, vitally alive.

Certain rubbings are contemporaneous with their sources.