This means that when uploading a cover of a current hit song, an artist will need to name their interpretation something along the lines of "[Name of Song] in the style of [Famous Artist Name]", hoping that fans of said famous artist either download it out of curiosity or by mistake.
"As an artist, I pride myself on delivering an honest interpretation, something that will reach you because of its honesty and its truth -– whether that's in a song or on the operatic stage.
The Chéreau "Ring," on the other hand, comes across as something more than one choice on an ever expanding menu of interpretations, something very close to a self-standing creation.
Just because someone is coming forward with a narrative, their interpretation of something doesn't make it factual, doesn't make it true".
"It's been a huge challenge, but what a pleasure creating an interpretation of something you so admire", designer Jeremy Dixon tells me.
Mr. Wong's many-layered interpretation is something of a monster, calling for an encounter with a well-stocked Vietnamese or Thai store or Web site.
In fact, that's my interpretation of something that startled many people: Mr. Bush's decision last month, after spending years denying that the Iraq war had anything in common with Vietnam, to suddenly embrace the parallel.
Only an activity interpretation ('what something does') accents the function itself, apart from its specific contribution to a systemic capacity and position in a larger context.
Thus, it seems that the Bondi-Spurgin interpretation assumes something like the infinite divisibility of matter, which is clearly a hypothesis that lies "outside" special relativity.
However, if one assumes that Pyrrho is the speaker of these lines, then this interpretation or something close to it seems to be the only way to rescue his thought (as reported by Timon) from inconsistency.
Such an appeal may well transform the resultant theory of constitutional interpretation into something very close to a form of living constitutionalism.[21] In any event, originalists can differ on the role, in constitutional interpretation, of goals and purposes, often referred to as further intentions.
