Sentence examples for create new interpretations from inspiring English sources

Esquire is calling its February edition "The Re-engineering Issue," and as part of that theme it commissioned artists in several mediums to create new interpretations of the Esquire logo.

"Rather than convert everything to 8-bit/pixelated graphics, we decided to mix our existing vectorised style in with the original elements to create new interpretations which play across the floating world within the custom framed artworks".

Whether they are using the skills of millions of people globally connected through the internet to harvest photos or using their own methods of hacking existing technology to create new interpretations of the medium, the results are not only spectacular, they are both inventive and inspiring.

At Andina, Morales has created new interpretations of traditional dishes, using local and Peruvian ingredients.

The music was composed by veteran composer Koji Kondo, who created new interpretations of the familiar melodies from earlier games as well as entirely new material.

Official Xbox Magazine UKs Mike Channell believed the "mashups also feel even more playful this time around", creating new interpretations of the lyrics of songs through the mixing.

Erasure is a significant term here — it also applies to an artistic, literary, and theoretical process that sees the removal or crossing-out of certain text or images to create new possible interpretations.

Skip reading is an adaptation of William Borough's "cut-up method" that allows readers to skip freely around different portions of a text to create new non-linear interpretations.

In many ways, humanities based urbanism represents a continuation and expansion of the same concepts and methods; collaboration, a focus on the human subject, the inclusion of multiple voices, the creative use of a broad range of theories, and the intention to create new forms of critique, interpretation and representation.

Increasingly complex high-dimensional PFC data create new challenges for data mining and interpretation.

These expansive interpretations, grounded in both scripture and the life experiences of queer people, create new opportunities for worship.