Sentence examples for interpretive instructions from inspiring English sources
Re "Philharmonic Adds More Archives on the Web" (Arts, Briefly item, Feb. 22): The scribbling of musicians in their orchestra parts are mostly about cues, unexpected tempo changes and interpretive instructions from various conductors that are not in the printed score.
Results were read following the manufacturer's instructions and interpreted according to MIC interpretive guidelines by Clinical Laboratory Standards Institute.
To test the importance of how interpretive information is presented, signs with either ontological (instructions without explanation) or teleological (instructions with explanation) information were positioned along the path towards the site.
In the absence of explicit and complete instructions — that is, most of the time — conservation is fundamentally an interpretive act.
Instructions displayed according to a set of categories selected as the most relevant ones will provide users with those interpretive clues which are needed to support accurate and effective understanding of each instructional sequence.
I begin by outlining a rationale for literacy-oriented curriculum and instruction, and then describe an ongoing project at the University of Minnesota to develop students interpretive listening and viewing abilities through multiliteracies lesson plans.
But Wallace, like God, and even like the mere mortals who wrote the Talmud, opted for multiple perspectives, whereas "The Instructions" remains univocal — it's all Gurion's voice — and it ultimately devolves not into commentaries and interpretive apparatuses but into a vague ending involving a fudged miracle and an ostensible kidnapping by the Mossad.
To test for the dissociation predicted by the affect heuristic hypothesis, we looked for an interaction between sentence condition (emotional vs. neutral) and instruction (explicit instruction vs. spontaneous avoidance of negative sentences), using the areas of task activation and deactivation as an interpretive guide (Figure 2A and Supporting Table S2 in the online information).
Yes, interpretive dancing.
It's instinctive, not interpretive.
