The same intent surfaces in the specific essays that Avicenna devoted to the philosophical interpretation of some Qur'anic verses.
Museum of modern art, an institution devoted to the collection, display, interpretation, and preservation of "avant-garde" or "progressive" art of the late 19th, 20th, and 21st centuries.
By Henry S. F. Cooper The New Yorker, September 5 , 1964P. 22 Talk story about a recent meeting of the American Society of Papyrologists in the American Philosophical Society's headquarters in Philadelphia; a learned group devoted to the care & interpretation of ancient papyri starting in mid-4th cent.
Talk story about a recent meeting of the American Society of Papyrologists in the American Philosophical Society's headquarters in Philadelphia; a learned group devoted to the care & interpretation of ancient papyri starting in mid-4th cent.
A certain number of studies are devoted to the discussion and interpretation of the provisions in UBC97, IBC06 (2006), and other seismic codes.
One section of the exhibition devoted to the Talmud, the ongoing rabbinical interpretations of the Bible, allows visitors to experience the Talmudic method of debating issues through interactive video.
The bellowing and infighting on paper that had been going on since the Hebrews returned from their exile in Babylon, was collected and edited in the early Middle Ages into various books of midrash: interjections, extrapolations, interpretation, each devoted to the books of the Bible.
Once again, subjects' reaction times on these tasks showed an inverse relationship with amygdala activity, consistent with the interpretation that more time devoted to the task left less time devoted to emotional processing and produced less amygdala activity.
A good deal of discussion has been devoted to the significance of the consistency proofs and the relative interpretations for epistemology (the theory of knowledge).
In October, during a concert at Carnegie Hall, Abeshouse formally launched the Classical Recording Foundation, an entity devoted to the proposition that posterity is despoiled when artists are denied the chance to record their own interpretations of certain repertoire.
