Sentence examples for go about interpreting from inspiring English sources
How did you go about interpreting Dom Pérignon as a physical object?
This paper uses 'walking interviews' conducted with University of Portsmouth students as a method to unpack how 'non-local' students might go about interpreting their sense of place within their term-time location.
In the winter of 2009, as a research fellow at the Getty Villa Museum in Malibu and with the guidance of Ken Lapatin and François Lissarrague, I began to make some first tentative steps toward thinking about the images on ancient Greek amulets and how one might go about interpreting them.
These considerations may also seem to speak mainly to the issue of how we are to go about interpreting aspects of the law.
Ibn Ezra prefaced his commentary with a lengthy essay on the four improper, and the one proper, way to go about interpreting the Torah.
The points of disagreement surveyed above speak to differing views regarding how judges should go about interpreting the law, and how we should understand their activities.
It's bullshit, too, when Democratic Senators join with Republican Senators in claiming that a judge just interprets the law, without looking at the judicial philosophy she uses to go about that interpretation.
Those who had little or no experience and exposure to use of SNPs and haplotypes in epidemiology came away with a better understanding of how to go about setting up such studies, and how to interpret studies in the literature.
This layered ANN is one of the main ways to go about machine learning today, and feeding it vast amounts of labeled data enables it to learn how to interpret that data like (and sometimes better than) a human.
How shall we go about doing this?
