Sentence examples for interpreted early on from inspiring English sources

We had the dropped-crotch trousers inevitably associated with MC Hammer, interpreted early on by Rick Owens and later by that designer's many imitators and now so ubiquitous that a must-to-avoid item is a must-have.

The attentional modulation at contra and ipsilateral brain sites can easily be explained on the basis of this assumption, but not e.g., on the basis of a baseline hypothesis that was used to interpret early attentional effects on the P1 (cf. Section 2.1).

California provides an illustrative example of the complexities of interpreting early returns.

Each man interpreted this script (the "soloist's story" was read early on) in his own way and seemingly off the cuff, often ceding the soloist role to another performer in midstream.

Collectively, we have interpreted these early findings on the effects of atomoxetine in Parkinson's disease as pointing to a shift to a more conservative response strategy rather than a clear benefit.

Z-2 reservoir was interpreted as early transgressive systems tract normal regressive sediments based on sequence stratigraphic techniques used in the modelling.

Based on their unfinished conditions, they are interpreted as early caves.

These findings provide a significant benchmark for correctly describing, modelling and interpreting the early stages of electrochemical growth without making assumptions on the diffusional or kinetic limitations.

Betulia is a highly unusual object for which earlier radiometric observations, interpreted on the basis of simple thermal models, indicated a surface of high thermal inertia.

It's true that Augustine, for instance, did not interpret the early books of Genesis literally.

Several buildings were constructed on the summit during the Saxon and early medieval periods; they have been interpreted as an early church and monks' hermitage.