Sentence examples for interpretations used from inspiring English sources
According the stricter interpretations used in financial statements, the endowment figure as of Dec. 31, 2000, was $37 million, representing a 54percentt increase in a period when other funds were soaring and the Guggenheim was benefiting from an extraordinary wave of giving.
While on the run for three years, Hamid began questioning the teachings of the Koran; not the Koran itself, but rather the radical interpretations used by radical Muslims.
Maybe you're not ready to accept that the Bible's supposed "condemnation" of loving same-sex relationships is a matter of interpretation, like many other interpretations used in the past to condemn people (interracial couples, slaves, the mentally ill, the disabled) but which are now readily ignored by most evangelical Christians.
Table 1 summarizes the pathophysiologic interpretations used for different possible combinations of PD and DE lesions [ 33- 35].
All of the media formulations and test interpretations used have been described previously (Murray et al. 2003).
What is more inspired by the traditions of post-structuralism and post-colonialism, social sciences and humanities turned their attention to the complexity of phenomena as well as concepts, representations and interpretations used to describe them.
Whereas one name might assist useful interpretation, another name might cause interpretations using concepts that are irrelevant.
She encouraged her blog's Instagram followers to create and share their own interpretations, using the hashtag #realaustralianssaywelcome.
Helsinki's restaurants get in on the act, too, offering more modern interpretations using the herrings with local berries and even Asian spices.
Furthermore, both the Einstein-Infeld and Zahar interpretations use a rudimentary distinction between "matter" and "fields".
Thus, the purpose of this study is to present a validity argument for the VELT Test® score interpretations using Kane's (2006) argument-based validity framework.
