Sentence examples for interpretation of the central from inspiring English sources

Tonya Pinkins's withdrawal earlier this month from a prominent Mother Courage in New York after a couple of previews because she could not agree an interpretation of the central role with the director did not surprise me in the least.

While this statement interprets the metaconule as present within Gobiolagus, no broader discussion was given with regard to interpretation of the central cusp among all lagomorphs.

Careful interpretation of the central venous pressure should be done when analyzing its value in the setting of positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP).

The canonical interpretation of the central dogma is that genetic information (DNA) is used to generate transient messenger molecules (RNA) that are themselves used to direct synthesis of particular protein products and that the proteins are responsible for most cellular functions.

ID often involves multiple data-collection strategies such as interviews, participant observations and documentary analysis to make comprehensive and contextualised interpretations of the central phenomenon of interest.

Greig was also widely admired for her interpretation of Pepa, the central character who faces the end of an affair and an encounter with her lover's wife.

For ease of interpretation, the central columns of the table shows competency means converted to percentages (mean/5) for overall results as well as for enhanced/control differences, thus showing the fraction of what was reported to have been learned as differential percentages of the maximum that could be reported.

"We have to come to an agreement on the interpretation and understanding of the central bank independence," Tamas Fellegi, Hungary's minister in charge for aid negotiations, said after a meeting in Brussels with the European commissoner for economic and monetary affairs, Olli Rehn.

This is obviously not the place to provide such an investigation, but we can briefly summarize a standard interpretation of one of the central moments of the correspondence (see Look and Rutherford's introduction to the Leibniz-Des Bosses Correspondence, xlix-lxxviii).

On the other hand, there is evidence of interpretation and implementation of the central mandate by HIEC leaders to serve their local needs.

Van Valen [5], [20] has given several different interpretations of the lagomorph central cusp.