The collaborative model extends to interpretive matters within the orchestra.
This paper describes an approach that extends the interpretive focus group method previously described.
This openness extends and shelters interpretive engagement, because it welcomes people affected by the solution into the ongoing interpretive design process and invites them to amend the solution to better meet their need at any given moment.
Ascend the broad green headland for about 500 yards (550m), towards a prominent interpretive sign from which views extend, on a clear day, as far as the triple towers of Lincoln Cathedral, 17 miles away to the east.
To facilitate interpretive focus groups with women in Papua New Guinea to extend analysis of existing qualitative data and co-create new primary data.
An interpretive and latent approach to content analysis was used to extend the existing knowledge in this area [ 32, 33].
Can often respond appropriately to others; can sustain and may extend some conversational exchanges However, can do these things less well when attempting to respond to interpretive or critical questions, or when trying to interpret information and present elaborated ideas.
Yet tact, and interpretive complexity, can go perfectly well with Olds's favorite topics: one has only to look at recent poems about child abuse, motherhood or sexual pleasure by, say, Linda Gregerson, Laura Kasischke, or D. A. Powell to understand how writers can approach these subjects in ways that extend our expectations rather than meeting them more than halfway.
Slatin: And extend and extend.
These boundaries are aided and abetted by job assignments, but enforced, extended, and elaborated by the interpretive activity of managers, employees, and customers.
