Paradoxically, by removing recognizable everyday motion from her palette to such a degree, Graham stuns the eye and forces the mind to disregard literal interpretation, move past sometimes awkward-feeling stylization and enter into the unconscious.
The comparative literary interpretation moved beyond patients wanting to be treated as a whole person, rather than a condition or collection of symptoms.
This massively integrated analysis will speed the transition from bleeding edge experimentation to standards as solutions and data interpretations move from early-adopter stage to the good-enough stage where they will compete on ease-of-use, speed, and cost.
In his commentary on Heller, the laudably equable Beeman summarizes the arguments; shrugs ("The meaning of the Second Amendment is subject to varying interpretations"); and moves on.
Their interpretation must move away from the explicit doctrines contained in "exoteric" works such as the Shifāʾ and recover "the unmixed and uncorrupted truth" set forth in the "Oriental Philosophy"—the existence of which, as noted above, is spurious.
Vanska's accounts still remain the benchmark; compared with them, Jarvi's new recordings, made over a four-year period with the First and Second Symphonies recorded in concert, seem unremarkable, suggesting that while approaches to Sibelius interpretation have moved on, his readings have not.
"Burn the Floor" has stayed fresh, Mr. Gilkison said, because he and his dancers give a fresh interpretation to their moves.
The value of today's stethoscope depends on the observer's ears, brain and memory for interpretation as it moves from site to site.
Tosca's text calls for three locations; Alden's interpretation does not move.
John Scott conducted a taut, briskly paced and moving interpretation, enhanced by the singing of the two soloists; in particular Ms. Panthaki, with her radiant, deeply expressive soprano.
"The book's ambition and popularity move interpretation of the war from a relatively minor literary and historical specialization to a much more widespread cultural concern.
