Sentence examples for interpretation closely from inspiring English sources

Christianity, in Mr. Fifield's interpretation, closely resembled capitalism, as both were systems in which individuals rose or fell on their own.

Describing. A. Actors B. Activities and services C. Conditions of operation D. Participants' interpretation How closely did the programme follow its original plan?

Besides, other archaeologists think it misguided to key interpretations so closely to the Cro-Magnon creative explosion, dazzling as it was.

While he left significant room in precisely how one might interpret the theory, the core of Everett's interpretation involved four closely related arguments.

Samples that were clearly collected following this disaster exhibit statistically significant match ((99.23 pm 1.66 ),%) using PTM-based interpretation against other closely related sources.

While there, I ordered the contemporary sazerac as well as a cognac interpretation, which more closely resembled the drink's original incarnation.

Further, it's only if this model-theoretic interpretation is pretty closely tied to the ordinary English interpretation and so, derivatively, to the ordinary English expression "x is uncountable"—that we will have any real grounds for believing that the fact that M ⊨ Ω[mˆ] should entail that mˆ is uncountable.

In order to limit interpretation biases, we closely followed the guidelines provided by the ESRC framework.

This general framework is designed to address interpretation issues associated with closely related strains in the sample, low abundance organisms and absence of genomes from the reference database.

This hypothesis was influenced by the interpretation of Wiwaxia as closely related to annelids, but Wiwaxia is now considered a total-group mollusc [ 17].

However, this is in itself somewhat arbitrary and still presents a challenge for interpretation by those not closely involved in the care of this patient group.