Sentence examples for given to interpret from inspiring English sources
"That's what makes me very nervous about directors," he said, speaking in general terms, "that they will change things to suit themselves, rather than the text they've been given to interpret".
However, some physical arguments are given to interpret the five- and seven-layered structures with the second and first approaches, respectively.
A sample example is given to interpret several concepts it involves, while the numerical simulations are shown to validate the algorithm's accuracy and efficiency.
Had the revue's five singers been given room to interpret the songs in a more personal way, the images and voices might have struck a spark.
Both the leads, Perkins and Leigh, were given freedom to interpret their roles and improvise as long as it did not involve moving the camera.
Core level binding energies of carbon, platinum and ruthenium are found to provide valuable signatures of the interface and give means to interpret future high resolution photoemission core level spectroscopy experiments.
The weight or loading given to a variable is interpreted as its importance.
Consequently, little (or none at all) attention is given to how easily users will interpret nominal data.
This continuing partnership led to the creation this year of the Stephen Sondheim Award, which will be given to a major artist who interprets, supports or collaborates on any Sondheim work.
A focus will thus be given to clear-cut statuses when interpreting the results.
29 Finally, consideration was given to the statistical approaches of interpreting the trial.
