Sentence examples for interpretation of several from inspiring English sources

The prospective future of this cutting-edge technology is outlined, along with a comparative interpretation of several historical printing methods.

Inadvertent backcrossing of a number of gene-targeted mice into this background has complicated the interpretation of several immunological studies.

C-reactive protein (CRP) is used as a biomarker of morbidity and mortality risk in studies of population health, and is essential to interpretation of several micronutrient biomarkers.

The Palestinians, who based their demands on a maximalist interpretation of several United Nations resolutions, believe that Mr. Clinton is trying to substitute his blueprint for the resolution -- which he is, in effect.

Next, the universal form of the resulting surface susceptibility matrix is employed for the derivation of the generalized Fresnel coefficients for such surfaces, which enable the comprehensive interpretation of several significant, yet relatively unexamined, physical interactions.

Prof. Gordon S. Haight, who has prepared & had published the first three volumes of "George Eliot's Letters", (reviewed by Anthony West, Oct. 2), takes issue with Mr. West over his interpretation of several events in Geo.

This paper presents results and interpretations of several long crack thermo-mechanical fatigue tests on A356-T7 caluminuminum alloy used in automotive cylinder heads.

Wanting to emphasize the practical application of the Confucian classics, Wang wrote original interpretations of several ancient works and instituted these as standard texts for the state examinations moves that caused great consternation among conservatives.

The Bingham rheology had never previously been applied to simulate the Stava event, on the basis of the interpretations of several Authors (see the "Tailings post-failure rheological behaviour" section).

Targum, (Aramaic: "Translation," or "Interpretation"), any of several translations of the Hebrew Bible or portions of it into the Aramaic language.

The language of "Angels" is so luminously iridescent that the play doesn't really require the spectacle that is usually lavished on it, as was demonstrated by Ivo van Hove's haunting, bare-bones interpretation of several years ago.