Sentence examples for interpretations in which from inspiring English sources
**Marc-André Hamelin, Haydn: Piano Sonatas (Hyperion)—**The Canadian wonder Hamelin, moving out of new-or-obscure repertory and into the classical heritage, offers crisp and spirited interpretations in which dazzling surfaces are underpinned by real musical insight.
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Rupert Holmes's "People That You Never Get to Love" and Francesca Blumenthal's "Lies of Handsome Men" — great modern songs about desire and fantasy — received balanced, clearsighted interpretations in which every word counted.
When I asked him what he thought of Many Worlds and of "collapse" interpretations — in which "looking" provokes a shift from an entangled to an unentangled state — he said, "I have an alternate language which I prefer in describing quantum mechanics, which is that it should really be called Collapse of the Physicist".
He's currently on his third in a series of mix tapes called Ancestral Interpretations, in which he flips classic and contemporary songs from R&B and hip-hop – like the below version of Beyoncé's Flawless – into more primal-sounding house versions.
The pair, who open at the Oak Room on Nov. 1, treat ballads as timeless meditations on life experience, in which Mr. Charlap's piano reacts seismically to his mother's pensive interpretations in which volcanic emotions tremble without breaking through the surface calm.
Whereas a Field-inspired representational approach is based on a causal account of reference, Davidson (e.g., 1973) proposes a process of radical interpretation in which an interpreter builds a Tarskian theory to interpret a speaker as holding beliefs which are consistent, coherent, and largely true.
When he arrived at the UN they were just switching from the time-consuming system of consecutive interpretation, in which successive interpreters redelivered the original speech in different languages, to simultaneous interpretation where the speech would be converted into several other languages sentence by sentence as it went along.
First, the introduction of theoretical terms may be joined with the introduction of another, theoretical domain of interpretation, in addition to the basic domain of interpretation in which observation terms are interpreted.
This allows what's known as "asymmetric" interpretation, in which every delegate can speak in their mother tongue, but is interpreted into just two or three more widely spoken languages.
There's a strict interpretation in which that statement is true.
