Sentence examples for forming an interpretation from inspiring English sources
"But it is the overall picture that one takes in at a single glance," he continued, explaining that a similar process is brought to bear when a quartet weighs all the various factors that go into forming an interpretation.
These simulations where then used to form an interpretation of the results.
The Evangelion series is permeated with references to Kabbalah, Christianity, Judaism, Shinto, and Gnosticism, complicating viewers' attempts to form an unambiguous interpretation of the series.
He recalled that several Japanese film critics had formed a similar interpretation of "Barton Fink," the Coens' 1991 dark comedy, focusing on the relationship between the playwright (John Turturro) who goes to Hollywood in 1941 to try screenwriting and develops writer's block and his solicitous insurance salesman neighbor (John Goodman).
It forms a semantic interpretation of the logic elements, while ensuring the integrity (holistic and entanglement) of the coverage of the phenomenon under investigation.
As is evident, workers and the CodeSafe team were learning from each other, and drawing in relevant experiences and knowing from other sources to form a collective interpretation that they would later demonstrate in the videos they made.
Also, by re-contextualizing a piece of fiction and placing it in the context of fashion, a reader can form a new interpretation of an otherwise familiar work.
Also, by re-contextualising a piece of fiction and placing it in the context of fashion, a reader can form a new interpretation of an otherwise familiar work.
Form an interpretation for your literary criticism, taking the literary components into consideration.
One interpretation of the AND relationship is that Xi and Xj form a functional complex; an interpretation of the OR relationship is that Xi and Xj are in parallel pathways.
The immunohistological analysis of human TB granulomas enables us to form a more dynamic interpretation of granuloma biology.
