Sentence examples for interpretation from a from inspiring English sources

I'm giving it a new interpretation from a faith standpoint.

Kidd had a different interpretation from a point man's perspective.

The information generated from these tests needs expert interpretation, from a geneticist or a specially trained physician, said Professor Zonana.

Taking on the role of Shirley, Alice Joyce draws for her interpretation from a rich store of grace and charm.

In this paper we give a new interpretation, from a constructivist perspective, of two recent laboratory experiences in the context of a Software Engineering course at the University of Bologna.

Citing Daniel Leech-Wilkinson's book "The Modern Invention of Medieval Music," Ms. Friman describes the evolution in early-music interpretation from a vain pursuit of period "authenticity" through an ideal of "historically informed performance" to a frank admission that historically informed performance is essentially a creation rather than a re-creation.

The metric issimple, easy to compute, and has a clear interpretation from an informationtheory perspective.

However, image interpretation from an ontogenetic perspective requires a thorough rearrangement of relevant anatomic landmarks.

The general interpretation from an extensive animal and human literature is that prodromal stages of AD, including aMCI, are marked with reduced vascular integrity, compromised mitochondrial function and elevated oxidative stress [ 1, 10, 11].

The case provides three interpretations: from a neoclassical economist, two institutional economic historians, and a sociologist.

John and Ken question authority with James Martel from San Francisco State University, editor of How Not to be Governed: Readings and Interpretations from a Critical Anarchist Left.