Sentence examples for interpreted by its from inspiring English sources

He espoused a love for the Constitution, and how it was interpreted by its framers.

It said: "BCFC naturally recognises the impact which this announcement may have on itself and how it may be interpreted by its supporters, staff, media and the wider domain.

An ethnographic approach to process evaluation emphasizes placing the intervention in its historical and social context, "being there" to document the process as it unfolds and as interpreted by its participants, openness to unanticipated consequences [ 20], and illumination of multiple, complex, and competing perspectives [ 18].

Agudath also pronounces on Jewish law, as interpreted by its council of Torah sages.

The third is the semantic layer and involves human interaction with the information generated by computers and the way that information is perceived and interpreted by its user.

Welcome to the strike zone, the mysterious, 17-inch-wide rectangle that was codified long ago, yet is interpreted by its paid arbiters as widely as those who love and hate Adam Sandler movies.

Another strength of kNN algorithms over other approaches is that any new test case can be analysed and interpreted by comparing it with its k neighbours.

According to Halliday and Matthiessen (2014 32), "a given language is thus interpreted by reference to its semiotic habitat".

It must be emphasised, however, that 'formalism' in this sense the Heine/Thomae position as interpreted by Frege, and its descendants is to be distinguished from a more sophisticated position, Hilbertian formalism.

"The view was expressed to us by several of those we interviewed, including current academic staff, that UCL's traditions had since come to be interpreted by some members of its community as 'anti-religious' rather than 'secular' and that this is a negative distortion of UCL's traditions," the report says.

The installation includes a model of a Mini One as interpreted by the designers, but its main focus is an array of parts that are spread out on the ground, much as they would be in a racing paddock, in a nod to Mini's rally heritage.