Sentence examples for having interpreted from inspiring English sources

Ms. Miller expressed no sorrow for investors who had bought Priceline's stock on her arrival, having interpreted her move as a buy recommendation from a savvy Wall Street veteran.

Having interpreted the processes of structuring in terms of the classical synchronization of C-oscillators, one can solve the problem of fusion of lattices with pre-described properties at the engineering level.

Having interpreted these representations, one is able to construct a meaningful memory, educated and personal, which can be called upon subsequently during the design phase, as long as one has a medium that can represent this memory and put it to good use.

Although the results of the pilot study were consistent with students having interpreted the question as "Organisms A and B have a recent common ancestor," none of the students' definitions of common ancestor included the word 'recent' or emphasized the ancestor being recent.

Scottish Health Secretary Nicola Sturgeon said there was wide support for the policy, adding: "My deep frustration in this debate is that we haven't got to a point today where parties, having listened to all of the evidence, having interpreted that evidence, having weighed up the evidence, have come to the view at this stage that they oppose minimum pricing.

The impression that Bradley's crucial metaphysical arguments are negligible arises in part from reading them as designed to prove the doctrine of the internality of all relations — that is, either (1) their reducibility to qualities, or (2) their holding necessarily, depending on the sense of 'internal', Russell having interpreted the doctrine in the former way, Moore in the latter.

Just about everyone has interpreted it.

I've interpreted in many big events.

We might have interpreted it differently.

Lower courts have interpreted Branzburg narrowly.

Having snooped, she should have interpreted better what she read.