Sentence examples for interpretation applied from inspiring English sources

From the 4th century, the degree of scholarly interpretation applied to these epic poets, especially Virgil, was intensified.

There are hundreds examples of real-time data interpretation applied to outputs of noise, and social media dashboards are the answer to the social sharing part of the problem.

These studies should not be underestimated, however, the interpretation applied to results was quite broad, so the resulting theories reflect the limitations in understanding the high-speed processes.

As Biagetti points out, this finding challenges the more common archaeological interpretation, applied across different geographical regions and time periods (e.g. in the Neolithic Near East: Mortensen 2014), that mobility is associated more with 'lighter' structures and sedentism with 'heavier' structures.

Examining the symbolism in Bosch's art - "the freakish riddles ... the irresponsible phantasmagoria of an ecstatic" - Fraenger concluded that his interpretation applied to Bosch's three (fully survived) triptychs only: The Garden of Earthly Delights, Temptation of Saint Anthony, and The Haywain Triptych.

Because ultrasound guided regional anesthesia is often used by our graduates, teaching the fundamentals of ultrasonography, image interpretation, applied sonoanatomy, and teaching specific motor skills (e.g., optimal image acquisition and needle-probe alignment) are critical components that should be included in the residency curriculum.

This error in interpretation applies to architectural, as well as visual, design.

Yorkshire will argue that the latter interpretation applies – but they will have to do so in the knowledge that he will be accused of transgressing the ECB code of conduct and the International Cricket Council guidelines.

The legal interpretation applies to detainees whom the government concludes should be held because they are a continuing danger to national security but who cannot be brought to trial for various reasons, like evidence tainted by harsh interrogations.

"Ignorance of the rules is not what this interpretation applies to," Peter Dawson, chief executive of the Scotland-based R&A, which along with the U.S.G.A. announced the new rule.

The analogous interpretation applies to the ejection time consistency.