Sentence examples similar to interpreting later from inspiring English sources

In a response interpreted later as a "shot across the bows" aimed at Hammond, Wall told Arbuthnot, firmly: "Yes, and I'm sure that's not intended".

Specifically, it is enough to set the alternative num as 1 or 2, and the reason will be interpreted later.

In a group show you have a chance to see many different voices reflecting upon one rather basic premise whether that is something that the artist is conscious of at the time of the making of the art, or something that a curator sees and interprets later on.

Lewis interprets later historical events as affronts to freedom of speech, including the Sedition Act of 1918 which effectively outlawed criticism of the government's conduct of WW I; and the McCarran Internal Security Act and Smith Act, which were used to imprison American communists who where critical of the government during the McCarthy era.

Our results should be interpreted later in the context of larger trials.

Presently, the meaning of these correlations are unclear and will likely need to be interpreted later, within the context of a better understanding of patterns of cumulative exposure, environmental accumulation, and physiologic metabolism of these chemicals across the life span.

During these years individuals are old enough to reflect on their past and consider alternatives, and, as a result, develop their own distinctive socio-political consciousness through which they interpret later-in-life experiences.

This week, providers of localization will gather at Localization World in Barcelona to discuss technology among other topics, and technology will also be a primary focus of the 2nd North American Summit on Interpreting later this week in Washington, D.C. Scalability and speed are two of the main drivers for both machine translation and interpreting technologies.

(Jealousy was interpreted by later Darwinians to reflect the male's desire to restrict paternal investment to his own genetic offspring).

The beginnings of biblical exegesis are found in the Old Testament itself, where earlier documents are interpreted in later documents, as in the recasting of earlier laws in later codes or in the Chronicler's reworking of material in Samuel and Kings.

From the obtained observations and results of numerical simulations, we interpreted the later phase as a guided P wave generated in the low-velocity subducting crust.