Sentence examples for interpretive range from inspiring English sources
It's also a piece that admits of a vast interpretive range, from the mercurial agitation of Friedrich Gulda's studio recording to the severe grandeur of the one by Rudolf Serkin.
He also has a taste for languid tempos, notably in "Dies Bildnis ist bezaubernd sch? from Mozart's "Die Zauberfl?" Three picturesque songs by his fellow Peruvian Rosa Mercedes Ayarza de Morales and two more by Massenet and Bizet widened Mr. Fl?'s interpretive range, although Faur? magical little "Apr?un r?" was more or less buried under operatic declamation.
Classical music is a literal art form, yet surprisingly malleable and open to tremendous interpretive range.
Clinical interpretation of scores is accomplished through criterion-referenced procedures utilizing the following interpretive ranges: 0-13 minimal depression; 14-19 mildepressionon; 20-28 modepressionression; and 29-63 severe depression[ 79].
Current guidelines have no clinically validated interpretive ranges for azithromycin MICs or disk susceptibility breakpoints for Salmonella isolates.
Temporality and the multiplicity of possible MCI meanings are closely interlinked, too, with the wide interpretive scope within a MCI diagnosis permitting a range of temporal implications.
In a significant expansion over last year, the Tahoe Rim Trail Association will be offering 20 free interpretive tours this summer, ranging from two hours to overnight camping trips (between June and September), as well as a photography hike (July 19) and tours tailored for families with kids (July 13) and seniors (Aug. 2).
The number of women in the interpretive focus groups ranged from 4 15 women.
At worst he's indefensible, utterly lacking in texture and range and interpretive imagination.
It anchored judges' reasoning to a narrow range of interpretive sources, restricting the scope of their anti-democratic interventions.
This broader range of interpretive possibilities has only recently begun to receive the attention it deserves (For a beginning, see Johnston 2009).
