Sentence examples for interpretation already from inspiring English sources

The direction of my inferences is critical: first the interpretive hypothesis and then the formal pattern, which attains the status of noticeability only because an interpretation already in place is picking it out.

Ackermann (1924) provided such a generalization using a procedure which "backtracks" whenever a new interpretation at a given stage results in the need to correct an interpretation already found at a previous stage.

The analytical process was repeated until saturation (the point at which additional data repeatedly confirm the interpretation already made).

Results of both independent interpretations (already the average of the three biopsies per patient on the microarrays) were averaged and newly classified (1.00 1.66='1.67 2.33=.33='2', and 2.34 3.00='3').

And in studying the whole history, it seemed like every possible interpretation had already been explored.

In fact, that interpretation had already been proposed by a critic named Edna Kenton, in an essay she published many years earlier in a journal called The Arts.

Mr. Davies's interpretation has already been seen in the States — on June 30, to be exact, when it was shown on movie screens as part of the National Theater Live series.

The difficulty was that, when it comes to a film-studies audience, quite a bit of the interpretation will already be familiar, whether it's the arrival of doubt in the Korean war, Westerns of the late Fifties, or the way in which spaghetti Westerns tuned up the operatic melodrama of the genre.

Genome interpretation is already a pain point for doctors, hospitals, diagnostic labs, pharmaceutical companies and insurance providers.

This information will enable interpretation of already collected enclosure data and may also be used as a guide to identify areas of action in enclosure decision-making, management and the development of appropriate and productive enclosure management strategies to ensure that enclosed areas in Chepareria do not revert to their previously degraded state.

For plaid rivalry, a manipulation of the stimulus strength of only one perceptual interpretation has already been claimed to result in behavior consistent with Levelt's second proposition [36], [37], but a detailed and systematic analysis was never reported.