Sentence examples for interpretation down from inspiring English sources

Mr. Erard, a freelance journalist who has a master's degree in linguistics, follows these two main lines of interpretation down through the years, describing the work of modern linguists and psychoanalysts fascinated by verbal pauses, fillers and errors and what they might mean.

Many have searched for meaning in Magritte's logic up-ending works but the new museum does not ram an intellectual interpretation down its visitors' throats, preferring to play up the fun the artist had, for example with videos of him horsing around with a Prussian helmet and a tuba.

We identify an information gap between the two approaches: qualitative methods are limited to culprit DNA quantities above 100 pg, whereas quantitative methods can extend meaningful interpretation down to 10 pg.

"There is a clear disconnect between what Leveson asked for, and the interpretation Downing Street put on that," Mr Bryant said.

It was done much the same way as Holiday's classic interpretation, right down to the enunciation of the final word, "crop," in a husky breaking voice.

We are used to the classic sepia-toned footage of Bloody Sunday flashing fast before our eyes, but DuVernay's interpretation slows down, raises the sound, and shows iconic images of young John Lewis, Annie Lee Cooper, and Amelia Boynton embedded and moving within their lived context.

Essentially, the interpretation comes down to how one wishes to define the "baseline" and "effects" of interest.

If one of the covariates is non-significant, the interpretations resolve down to those with a single covariate (go to step 24 and progress from there).

Apple's response really depends on the interpretation of "shut down".

And judging by his interpretation of "Bow Down," the recently released single by Beyonce, it is a label that is likely to elude him for some time to come.

When it comes to releasing the player the interpretations down south can be slightly different from what they are up north.