Sentence examples for interpretation of early from inspiring English sources

The museum, in a former tavern, is dedicated to the study and interpretation of early American history and culture.

The whole show suggested a digital, 2-D interpretation of early Prada, with hints of Pierre Cardin in the 1960s.

Influenced by readers' opinions and printers' pragmatism, the religious content of everyday print supports an innovative interpretation of early American cultural and religious history.

The Archaic Sumerian language is still very poorly understood, partly because of the difficulties surrounding the reading and interpretation of early Sumerian writing and partly because of the meagreness of sources.

Our paper highlights the interpretative problems posed by difficult-to-analyse raw materials such as quartzite, and stresses subjectivity present in stone-tool technological studies, which may contribute to explain differences in the interpretation of Early Stone Age lithic assemblages.

November 1318 Abhdisho bar Berikha, also called Ebedjesus Of Nisibis (died November 1318) Syrian Christian theologian and poet who was the last important representative of the Nestorian tradition, a theological school emphasizing a rational, critical interpretation of early Christian doctrine.

This model gives an easy method for the quick interpretation of early-time two-phase flowback data in a manner similar to conventional well testing methods.

The interpretation of earlier studies evaluating the importance of beta-blocker use for the effects of ambient particles on HRV is somewhat difficult because of the differences in disease status between users and nonusers of beta-blockers.

This stoichiometry agrees well with the crystal structures for the N-terminal half of Rad52 (59, 59) but disagrees with the heptameric interpretation of earlier wild-type Rad52 EM data (56).

This basic issue of definition is important because it guides more detailed models and interpretations of early vision.

Julianne Baird, a soprano who specializes in interpretations of early music, will come to New Brunswick from the Camden campus with a program called "Music From Jane Austen's Notebooks". She will be accompanied at the fortepiano by Andrew Willis, her frequent partner.