Sentence examples for interpretation of time from inspiring English sources

While the "O'Clock" exhibition was first staged in Milan in 2011, the Beijing edition was enriched with the works of Chinese artists who gave their own interpretation of time passing by, often offering a more personal approach to the issue.

I wondered if it might have to do with a seminar she led at last year's Shakespeare Association convention, which I also audited, on " 'Hamlet,' 'Troilus,' 'Measure for Measure' and the Interpretation of Time," a seminar that found itself hopelessly entangled in a prolonged and comically futile effort to reach agreement on the nature or existence of "inwardness".

However, following the time evolution of bulk magma composition was critical for the interpretation of time evolution of TADR, which increased during the second half of August eruption, concomitantly with the emission of more magnesian basalts.

Time is an important and difficult concept in understanding evolutionary trees, and the interpretation of time on trees is influenced by a range of factors including branch length and naïve understanding of evolutionary processes (Dodick 2010).

The interpretation of time in phylogenetic trees and advantages and disadvantages of explicitly doing so are subject to much discussion, and continuing research will help to clarify these issues (Catley and Novick 2008; Dodick 2010).

Although there is a current discussion about student's interpretation of time in evolutionary trees and the benefits and pitfalls of incorporating time (Catley and Novick 2008; Dodick 2009), it has been stated that it is critical to show students what we know about the emergence of major new taxonomic groups in geologic time (Padian 2008).

Furthermore, the validation and interpretation of time-resolved pharmacokinetic data advance the formulation of computational methods to analyse biomolecular interactions of ligands with the receptor alone, or even in combination.

The computer-assisted interpretation of time-signal series as measured during a dynamic contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance (DCE-MR) examination for each image voxel represents one of the major steps in designing CAD systems for breast MRI.

This has important implications on the interpretation of time-lapse (4D) seismic as well as microseismic data, where stress anisotropy can result in anisotropic perturbations in the velocity field, offset and azimuthal variations in reflection amplitudes and shear-wave splitting.

On the other hand, compared to methods which rely on the interpretation of time-frequency representations, the proposed method provides a quantitative estimation of the vibration signatures by offering the history of the instantaneous displacement and the spectrum of the vibrating object.

Thus, any interpretation of time-dependent variables (i.e. marital, employment, smoking, and drinking status) should be considered with caution; future studies utilizing a prospective design are needed.