Sentence examples for interpreting courses from inspiring English sources

Some universities also offer interpreting courses.

Many translation and interpreting courses are part-time, postgraduate courses, held in the evening, that would be ideal for the science graduate who has a gift for languages or rather for translation.

As soon as the term "Cold War" was popularized to refer to post-war tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union, interpreting the course and origins of the conflict has been a source of heated controversy among historians, political scientists, and journalists.

Although not all of the clusters are readily interpretable, knowledge of rat growth patterns, sexual maturation, and basic liver function assist in interpreting time-course gene expression data.

Because of the small number of predictors to be monitored, clinicians may also more easily track and rationally interpret time courses of patient status, and consequently make prompt decisions about optimal therapeutic strategies.

The Scots will rightly interpret the course outlined by the Tories as not only taking Britain out of Europe, but also steering England toward a political and social system not like the one preferred by Scotland.

Its goal is to aid the processes of visualizing and manipulating reactive models, as well as to share and interpret time-course data produced by stochastic simulators or by any other means.

Several important considerations come into play when interpreting these time courses.

Of course, interpreting the precise meaning of a person's words is never easy.

Active learning gets students involved in finding, interpreting, and explaining course material.

Of course, interpreting the philosophers we have mentioned is a sensitive issue; and many commentators, especially Western ones who have wanted to make sense of their chosen philosopher whilst subscribing to the LNC, have suggested that the contradictory utterances of the philosopher in question are not really contradictory.