Sentence examples for interpretations of recent from inspiring English sources
Colorful interpretations of recent monetary policy abound, from both commentators and politicians.
The troupe has performed in television commercials and on many shows (a televised appearance at the Kennedy Center won an Emmy Award in 1997); at the 2007 Academy Awards, where it enacted writhing interpretations of recent films ("Snakes on a Plane" was especially felicitous); and on stages throughout the United States and the world.
Interpretations of recent elevation data confirm a source of the river water from the Red Sea highlands did not connect the Atlantic Ocean across Tushka basin, highlands of Uwinate and Darfur, and Chad basin, but northward to the ancestral Nile Delta.
It's tempting to link recent hurricanes and earthquakes to each other as evidence for natural disasters becoming more frequent, more severe, caused by human activity, or other cognitively easy causal interpretations of recent news.
This may have been an effort to reach the audience, and was probably based on their interpretations of recent guidelines.
To sum up again: i) we give novel interpretations of recent experimental results, ii) we propose possible ways to validate our hypothesis by using experimental techniques developed recently, and iii) we provide some of our recent simulation results, in which more biologically plausible assumptions are used.
Thompson, D. W. J. & Solomon, S. Interpretation of recent Southern Hemisphere climate change.
Such generalized equations can be useful, for example, in the interpretation of recent femtosecond laser experiments on metals.
In a speech that lasted about an hour, Obama devoted barely ten minutes to foreign policy: here, too, his interpretation of recent events was highly positive.
One interpretation of recent developments may be that Barwick was demonstrating his gratitude to Dein, the principal advocate of his application for the chief executive's post.
As the CBO and the OMB acknowledge, they have been cautious in their interpretation of recent productivity developments and in their assumptions going forward.
