Sentence examples for interpretation of the key from inspiring English sources

This is a great example of how our interpretation of the key catwalk trends has landed well with customers and the fashion media".

But a cloud lay over his Brawn GP team and two others — Williams and Toyota — as their interpretation of the key technical point provoked several of the seven other teams to formally challenge the legality of the cars.

But he gave his own distinctive interpretation of the key concepts in the method, and eliminated from it anything that he saw as being theologically dangerous.

We present a 2D dynamic rupture model that provides a physical interpretation of the key features of the 2011 Tohoku-Oki earthquake rupture.

This paper describes fractographic observations from the detailed examination of delamination fracture surfaces and offers an interpretation of the key growth mechanisms.

Ulster hooker Rory Best had no complaint with the performance of referee John Lacey but Anscombe did hint at unhappiness with the Munster man's interpretation of the key breakdown exchanges.

Table 5 allows the interpretation of these key variables in the current model, and suggests that increasing the percentage of patients who recall being able to see their preferred GP from a lower performing practice (typically 80%) to a median performing practice (88%) may reduce the premature CHD mortality counts by 4.8%.

4) Boundaries between categories usually require a major element of subjective interpretation – Most of the key boundaries for diagnoses within the Bipolar spectrum require judgements about severity and/or the balance of symptomatology.

The most frequently proposed interpretation of the lock-key-model is that mod consists of different factors binding to the paternal DNA, and resc consists of other factors that remove the mod factors [14].

Presenting an alternate method of interpretation is the key to the brief.

Nevertheless, there is some evidence that Nāgārjuna two main aims were something else: firstly, to reject a substantialist interpretation of some of the key notions of the Buddhist teaching and, secondly, to defend a specific view of the relation between individuals and their properties.