Sentence examples for interpret concretely from inspiring English sources
We might also come to value the information (and mystery) offered by other phenomena that are more obviously not solid nor easy to interpret concretely– dreams, perhaps, myths and symbols, music or emotions.
More concretely, we interpret generators of projective modules over noncommutative tori as the Gabor atoms of multi-window Gabor frames for modulation spaces.
Though commitment to the political ideals of freedom and equality constitutes a common ground for Enlightenment political philosophy, it is not clear not only how these values have a home in nature as Enlightenment science re-conceives it, but also how concretely to interpret each of these ideals and how properly to balance them against each other.
In order to interpret the observed Raman shift data concretely, a complex mechanical model consisting of parallel array of skin and core parts has been proposed as a temporary model, which allows us to understand the structure mechanical property relationship of the carbon fiber monofilament in a semi-quantitative manner.
But as long as what this balanced form of play looks like in the classroom is not concretely illustrated and how one achieves the balance is not supported through teacher education and development, these two questions continue to challenge the way teachers interpret and enact purposeful play as accorded in the NEL Framework.
We need to concretely see them in front of us and how ridiculous they are.
"They forget that what they see as good literature is actually very concretely rooted in space.
What does that mean concretely?
But only proportionality can be measured concretely.
But what can such contact provide concretely?
