Sentence examples for interpreted one from inspiring English sources

"One card may be interpreted one thousand to two thousand times, depending on the reader," he said.

How the teams subsequently interpreted one key point of the car design became crucial.

If the vast majority of characters were correctly interpreted one would expect the average index to approach 1.0.

Blix confirmed the French were aware that some interpreted one way, and others in another - not an exceptional situation for the UN, he quips.

Two other federal appeals courts, his lawyers pointed out, have held that the statute "cannot be interpreted one way for admitted aliens and another way for nonadmitted aliens".

Inevitably, a new television show, movie or play that would have been interpreted one way before Sept. 11 seems like something else after.

There may be the risk that a smart city development is interpreted one-sidedly from a technical-business perspective only, and social and environmental requirements can be missed again.

Trust may influence how information is interpreted, ones relationship with their healthcare provider, beliefs about social responsibility, or beliefs about the motives of public health institutions.

People are always interpreting one another.

They understand and interpret one another and themselves differently, or not at all.

Taiwan insists the two sides agreed each could interpret "one China".