Sentence examples for historically interpreted from inspiring English sources

Because Kīlauea lacks a topographical prominence and appears as a bulge on the southeastern flank of Mauna Loa, it was historically interpreted by both native Hawaiians and early geologists to be an active satellite of Mauna Loa.

And the Nuclear Waste Policy Act of 1982, which instructed the Energy Department to pursue a repository, has historically been interpreted to forbid establishment of an interim storage place until a final site is established.

Advocates and lawyers said they were waiting for cases to emerge that may force the courts to address the constitutionality of New York's domestic-relations law, which has historically been interpreted to accept only marriages by those of the opposite sex.

In criticizing assertions of biblical infallibility and suggesting that some aspects of the Bible might best be interpreted historically, even figuratively, Jowett made an argument that initially was devastating for congregations brought up to believe that the Bible was literally the Word of God.

The high variability in expression and morphology of autogenic photophores across and within families historically has been interpreted as evidence of separate origins [ 81, 82].

Historically, "administrative personnel" was interpreted to mean state employees.

"We have every interest in having that house interpreted as historically accurately and interestingly as possible," she added.

From Eliade's point of view, rituals, especially initiation rituals, are to be interpreted both historically and existentially.

Historically, private placement regulations were interpreted narrowly when it came to stock sales to employees.

"We didn't count anything in a museum or anything interpreted appropriately and historically, like those in Gettysburg," Beirich said.

Historically, some Muslim scholars have interpreted this verse as referring to a small group of Jews making such a reverence.