Sentence examples for interpretation a new from inspiring English sources

However, as a particular sentence may contain multiple events, each with their own interpretation, a new model has been proposed to identify distinct aspects of discourse interpretation (or 'meta-knowledge' dimensions) at the event level [ 103].

His interpretation of a new version of "Tristan" was not well received, the agency said, and there were reports of difficulties in the orchestra pit.

Merging combines the result of several interpretations into a new, broader interpretation.

I strongly disagree with your interpretation of a new Medicaid regulation that clarifies Medicaid outpatient hospital services.

[B3.] Famous Names Law Is Interpreted The Supreme Court offered something for both sides in its first interpretation of a new federal law intended to protect famous brand names.

This is the principle behind Tori Amos's latest album, "Strange Little Girls" (Atlantic), which takes the art of musical interpretation into a new realm.

A judge ruled Wednesday that the New York State Board of Regents overreached in its interpretation of a new law on teacher evaluations, offering a victory to the state teachers' union.

There was an awkward silence as everyone waited to see if this was a dramatic interpretation of a new device.

That's one intriguing interpretation of a new study, which finds that early Chinese farmers may have domesticated wild felines known as leopard cats more than 5000 years ago.

ANNALS OF POLL INTERPRETATION - A new Gallup poll finds that 75percentt of Americans can rate the job performance of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke (40percentt approve and 35percentt disapprove.

This interpretation provides a new perspective to understand the feedback mechanism of carotenogenesis.