Sentence examples for especially interpreted from inspiring English sources

The phenomenon and mechanism of the static flow-excursion, which has never been studied well on this field, is especially interpreted.

There are strong moments, especially as interpreted by Ms. Kostich and Ms. Norton.

Especially as interpreted by the New York-based jeweler Tito Pedrini, whose 18 karat gold "Pomegrani" earrings are as mouthwatering as the ancient superfruit itself.

The administration views many federal regulations, especially as interpreted by the Clinton administration, as impeding industry's ability to find oil and natural gas and to build power plants and pipelines.

Hal David wrote phrases that skewered the heart of the lovestruck teenager, especially when interpreted by Dionne Warwick, words that pumped tragedy into the breakup and resolve into the determination to milk every minute of it.

However, the results of this survey provide with valuable information, especially if interpreted in a broader perspective that takes into account evidence from similar research in our country.

These works reflect influence by the Florentine philosophers Marsilio Ficino (1433 99) and Giovanni Pico della Mirandola (1464 94), as well as by the Hermetic treatises first translated from Greek by Ficino and the supposedly ancient (but largely medieval) tracts of Jewish Cabala, especially as interpreted in the Christianized Cabala of the German humanist Johann Reuchlin.

Finally, we inferred that automated measures of lying behavior could contribute to lameness detection, especially when interpreted in the context of other factors known to affect lying behavior, including those associated with the individual cow (e.g., parity and stage of lactation) or environment (e.g., stall surface).

Another interesting overlap is the angiogenesis pathway shared exclusively between Alz and T1D, especially if interpreted in relation to blood brain barrier dysfunction due to increased vascular permeability induced by hyperglycemia [29].

In some cases, using the family members as interpreters had been associated with poorer-quality interpretation because of the negative emotional influence on family members, especially when interpreting negative and/or sensitive news.

The document is likely to stir debate and disagreement among many Catholics, especially in interpreting the pope's language explaining how priests should work with divorced and remarried Catholics to help them return to full standing in the church.