Sentence examples for interpretations drawn from inspiring English sources

In a field as contentious as theirs, it was probably inevitable that by 1981 the two men, both in their mid-30s, had become rivals who clashed over interpretations drawn from the meager sampling of bones coming to light.

The robustness analysis of three partitions of the dataset (NIST long-list, short-list and residual-list) is decisive: any interpretations drawn from the cloud landscape depicted in the analyses of the long- and residual-lists are essentially meaningless if applied to the general cloud ecosystem that these sample projects were drawn from.

We conclude that the movement planning system fails to maximize expected reward in planning sequences of as few as two movements and discuss possible interpretations drawn from economic theory.

However, thus far, very few surveys of nuclear DNA sequence variation have been performed in sub-Saharan African populations, and interpretations drawn by existing studies have been complicated by the different populations and loci analyzed, the kinds of analyses performed, and the different growth models assumed.

Interpretations drawn from the tables may provide feedback into other phases of the analysis.

To support the interpretations drawn by the researchers, short examples or typical statements have been included in the text.

Different interpretations draw very different conclusions.

However, we argue that these dominant macropolitical interpretations draw on a restricted understanding of spatiality where digital skills are discretely located in particular bodies and in particular geographical locations.

Empirical analysis supporting this interpretation draws on a new comprehensive cross-national dataset, The Gender Quota Database (GQD, Release 1.0 May 2014).

This interpretation draws on the work of Charles Kindelberger's history of financial crises and Hyman Minsky's thoughts on how economic stability leads to financial excess.

At the beginning of each act the plot is summarised by the nanny, who also offers a pat critical interpretation, drawing attention to the way this once shocking play from 1879 has become absorbed into theatre tradition.