Sentence examples for interpretation expresses from inspiring English sources

Wordsworth, depressed over the separation from his friend, in this interpretation, expresses both his love for his sister and fantasies about her loss through the poems.

Not a way she could follow, because of lack of talent: her mother's unspoken interpretation, expressed in disappointment, if not reproach.

Each picture has a threefold interpretation, expressing what were for Cats the three elements of human life: love, society, and religion.

That said, changes in Islamic society force scholars to look at Shariah anew, with new interpretations expressed in fatwas (religious edicts) and legal opinions.

Overarching second-order interpretations were then derived from first-order interpretations expressing similar concepts.

Within the topic interpretation therapists expressed limited sensitivity to change in general and especially in young children, severely affected children and slightly affected children (ceiling effect).

This distinction can be interpreted in one of two ways: According to one interpretation, "exists" expresses one mode of being and "there is" another.

Interpretation: It expresses that a requirement r i must be positioned at least dist releases after another requirement r j.

The proportion of total activity (fitness) of the ribozyme attributable to the property of interpretation is expressed by the interpretive index, I.

Moreover, the resulting accessibility measure has a straightforward interpretation, being expressed in physical units, and is comparable across different locations.

Four ways of results' interpretation are expressed which include individual measured values, comparison, relationship as well as multivariate form of measured data.