Sentence examples for interpretation and adaptation from inspiring English sources
They say these principles spell out the strategy but leave room for interpretation and adaptation so that journalists can respond to challenges and change.
Tuoi Tre goes so far as to claim that many of them do not even speak Chinese, but use translation software and edit the often clumsy output, a process more akin to interpretation and adaptation than traditional literary translation, with Google as a prime collaborator.
The research followed the idea that the cultural diversity of divergent patterns of interpretation and adaptation strategies could only be represented on the basis of several regional case studies.
Equally, the Regulation conceives of a number of mechanisms for interpretation and adaptation to specific, or novel, processing scenarios – for example the consistency mechanism laid out in Chapter VII and the establishment of the European Data Protection Board.
We show that without careful interpretation and adaptation of lessons learned from discrete EDAs, continuous EDAs will fail to perform efficient optimization on even some of the simplest problems.
Confucius said that we do not know life, how can we know death (Analects XI 11) That Okada took this particular passage from the Confucian Analects as his response to my question about a radical atheist construction of the meaning of the world and humanity in the 20th century is a fascinating exegetical interpretation and adaptation to a contemporary concern.
Divergent interpretations and adaptations to the context, indeed, need to be identified as they may pull the programme's implementation in different directions.
Context interpretation and system adaptation are highly specialized processes that essentially use predefined or dynamically build semantics to filter and configure the mobile actor's access session.
Owing to the excellent ability of function interpretation and network adaptation of this generalized shaper [33], the designed signal is highly reconfigurable which may also entirely match the target spectral shape G(f) after a short switching time.
Since the novel was published, there have been at least five English-language film adaptations, an operatic interpretation and numerous stage adaptations.
The ballet has since influenced modern interpretations of Odette in Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake and has inspired non-traditional interpretations and various adaptations.
