Sentence examples for fluid interpretation from inspiring English sources

Though some photographers clearly communicate their stance on the role of the model, others allow for a more fluid interpretation.

The effective fluid interpretation and the interaction of the two-fluid mixture are associated here.

Sharia is a fluid interpretation, not a solid document.

We acknowledge the fluid interpretation of r values within the context of establishing variants in LD with each other as well as the concern of being overly conservative in our correction for multiple comparisons.

Mr. Bratke's dynamically fluid interpretations struck a careful balance between the music's singing themes and thick-textured accompaniments.

He also proved adept at shading the many colors and rhythms of two picturesque pieces by Ravel, with fluid interpretations of "Oiseaux Tristes" and "Alborada del Gracioso" from "Miroirs".

Much academic work about social sustainability focuses on defining and theorising the multiple and fluid interpretations of the concept, ranging from philosophical and political ideas of human rights, wellbeing, equality and social justice, to related ideas of community social capital and empowerment.

The organic quality of a typical Rorschach inkblot is what allows fluid psychological interpretation to open up.

The region of low resistivity extends from the lower crust to the mantle wedge just above the Pacific slab and includes the Philippine Sea slab. Figure 4c shows a conceptual model of this interpretation: Fluid is released from the subducting Pacific slab by dehydration reactions and rises buoyantly from the mantle wedge.

"Passing" as the opposite sex is still the order of the day, presumably because the human imagination cannot accommodate a multi-determined, fluid, and complex interpretation of gender.

The hypothesis that pleural plaque pathogenesis is based on retrograde lymphatic drainage of asbestos fibers from the mediastinal lymph nodes to parietal pleura presently lacks a fluid dynamics based interpretation [ 44].