Sentence examples for first interpreted as from inspiring English sources

At first interpreted as an expression of ennui after too many parties, the song is now more often heard as a comment on the passing of time.

First interpreted as "mechanical weakness" disorders resulting from a weakened cytoskeleton, emerging data support the concept that changes in cytoskeletal architecture profoundly alter signal transduction and cellular transcription patterns.

In fact, Nazi rule was at first interpreted as a victory for the communists, in that capitalism had been driven to its last resource, of naked force, and must soon collapse.

The orthogonality of the CBF rift with the KPR was first interpreted as an indication of plate entrapment.

It was first interpreted as a transfer function, which is not, and therefore, its success was accompanied of some controversy regarding the interpretation of properties.

An association between negative bays in the auroral zone and positive bays at midlatitudes was noted by Akasofu and Meng (1969) and first interpreted as an ionospheric return current from the westward electrojet.

In contrast, solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) resolved two Pr subpopulations: one structure consistent with the known crystal structure and a second interpreted as having a modified charge distribution and hydrogen bond network.

The first dispatch did not make clear which side had won the conflict, and the secretary at first interpreted it as a defeat.

While many Iraqi leaders first interpreted that decision as simply a delay, the Shiites made it clear that they were considering bypassing the Assembly altogether and of forgoing any further changes to the document.

We first interpreted this discrepancy as the result of the use of different techniques.

A four-factor solution was obtained with substantial loadings of the VOT only on the first factor, interpreted as a global dimension of non-verbal cognitive functions.