Sentence examples for interpretation previously from inspiring English sources

And this latest interpretation, previously produced to cries of acclaim at the Donmar Warehouse in London, cannot be faulted as a primer in Mamet semantics.

"They have multiple lines of evidence that support their interpretation". Previously, the best evidence for pre-Clovis occupation of the New World came from a site known as Monte Verde in southern Chile, which dates to about 14,500 years ago.

This part supersedes and replaces the interpretations previously published in the Federal Register and Code of Federal Regulations as part 783 of this chapter.

It is shown that this novel theory covers the interpretations previously presented for the CPE and its relation to the fractal dimension and the pore size distribution of the porous media.

Although not necessarily inconsistent with interpretations previously dominating American thinking, this recent inclination reflects a shift away from the stricter readings of Article 2(4) and related principles that the United States government defended in the past when it was often the United States and its allies resisting efforts by some other States to read "force" broadly or flexibly.

Our findings have major implications for the interpretation of previously published trials on intra-articular analgesia.

This statistical analysis has been compared to the physical interpretation reported previously.

In sum, the decipherment of ancient scripts and the recovery of lost languages are practically identical with the interpretation of previously unintelligible ancient inscriptions, because texts involved are almost exclusively epigraphic.

This interpretation was previously mentioned in the summary of the "three factors".

Based on the discussion and interpretation made previously for the Marrat field results, we now present various relevant calculations in the following sections.

Isikoff noted that the interpretations of what a threat means are "a bit more elastic and open to interpretation" than previously known.