Sentence examples for idea of interpreting from inspiring English sources

Asked for comment, Ms. Siegmann seemed to take the idea of interpreting an emoticon and turn it on its head.

Moreover, Gödel noted that the straightforward idea of interpreting modality \ \Box F\) as F is provable in a given formal system T contradicted Gödel's second incompleteness theorem.

"The idea of interpreting Leviticus to mean that loving, safe, caring relationships across the board are wrong is morally repugnant.

Formally, the CEM is based on the original idea of Gibbs interpreting all globally stable equilibrium states as those belonging to the convex envelope of the Gibbs energy over the composition space.

Anyone who can hire someone who can simply speak two languages, at times very poorly, has no idea of the importance of interpreting within the criminal justice system.

The findings from our preliminary interview study (see the background section of this manuscript) suggested various ideas for interpreting the protective role of multiple job-holding, which was shown in the questionnaire study illustrated in this paper.

Nevertheless, the results indicate the importance of interpreting how writers transform ideas from sources in relation to other sub-processes.

The concepts used in the videos were wide ranging and included a number of different ideas to interpret the lyrical meaning of the song.

Accuracy rates with DO construction and PO construction did not show significant effects of group, supporting the idea that interpreting syntactic roles without a lexical cue is not a skill that particularly is affected adversely by the difficulties in language associated with ASD.

You have these two ideas to interpret.

AH conceived the idea of the study, interpreted the results and wrote the paper.