Sentence examples for described and interpreted from inspiring English sources

The research team -- Dr. Marlar, Dr. Billman and colleagues -- described and interpreted the findings in a report being published in today's issue of the journal Nature.

With others, Professor Grabar described and interpreted the site in "City in the Desert: Qasr al-Hayr East" (1978).

The various uses of language political, scientific, moral, religious, aesthetic, and others represent so many purposes through which experience is described and interpreted.

Like any intricate and ancient phenomenon, Roman Catholicism can be described and interpreted from a variety of perspectives and by several methodologies.

In defense of the project, one of its principal archaeologists, Dr. C. Brian Rose of the University of Cincinnati, explained that a site was never completely excavated before its place in antiquity was described and interpreted.

In taking up history Tacitus joined the line of succession of those who described and interpreted their own period, and he took up the story from the political situation that followed Nero's death to the close of the Flavian dynasty.

(Ages 7 to 10 ) THEY had acute powers of observation and kept rich notebooks describing and interpreting reality.

This quoted statement refers to sexual identity labels (i.e., how individuals describe and interpret their identity) and not to sexual orientation.

But this feeling of being in the right place at the wrong time did not deter Gopnik, who threw himself into the task of describing and interpreting his beloved country.

This article describes and interprets what is meant by 'cultural geography' in contemporary academic life.

To describe and interpret the experiences of and adversities faced by infertile Jordanian women as described from their own perspectives.