Sentence examples for interpretation adapted from inspiring English sources

Authorship of this 400-year-old play is uncertain, but the Red Bull Theater's interpretation, adapted and directed by Jesse Berger, is definitive, anchored by a dynamite performance by Matthew Rauch as a fellow bent on avenging his love's death in a dukedom full of degenerates (2 05).

When comparing and contrasting the qualitative and quantitative findings during the interpretation, we adapted the classic "three delays" model that has been developed by Thaddeus and Maine and fruitfully applied by other researchers, to conceptualize the barriers to quality obstetric care identified by providers in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia [ 8, 12- 16].

The program also includes Steve Reich's "Cello Counterpoint" in a new multimedia interpretation that adapts the work (originally scored for eight cellos) for one live soloist with seven recorded audio tracks.

In a reaction that set in after World War II, fervent nationalists have tried to create native dance troupes, revive traditional motifs in costume and interpretation, and adapt tribal figures to modern settings.

Therefore, the solution concept of CCE presents a dynamic learning interpretation to adapt the current SC situations.

These important virologic parameters will need to be better defined, and the resistance interpretation algorithms accordingly adapted before sensitive genotyping technologies can be incorporated into routine HIV clinical care.

"They make sure their interpretations are very adapted to Chinese culture, so it's easy for Chinese people to understand what they're preaching".

Roberts et al. [ 58] used the WHR 2000 framework, but adapted the interpretation and focus of some of its concepts.

Children's understanding and interpretation of the 40 adapted items was evaluated with think aloud methodology [ 27], with a convenience sample of seven 11 16 years old children with HIV infection.

The story has elicited various interpretations and has been adapted to film, opera, and other media.

Reflecting both the many roots of the concept and the many different contexts to which it was to be adapted, different interpretations of HFA have coexisted.