Sentence examples for interpretive tasks from inspiring English sources

PCA allows rapid assessment of differences between spectra and can assist in decision-making for common univariate interpretive tasks such as peak integration.

In this study, the hermeneutic (interpretive) task was to elicit the textual-basis for the interpretation of the students' experiences.

That makes the interpretive task a little more complex.

Anthropological work should be thus seen as a text-oriented interpretive task practiced on the rich complexities of culture and social action.

Education in the humanities can broaden students' scientific perspective and reinforce the critical, interpretive and interpersonal tasks of medical hermeneutics.

Making such implicit norms explicit is thus also the main task of the interpretive social scientist and is a potential source of social criticism; it is then the task of the participant-critic in the democratic public sphere to change them.

One advantage of this style of representation is that it absolves the writer of the interpretive rules from the vexing task of distinguishing verb complements, to be incorporated into the argument structure of the verb, from adjuncts, to be used to add modifying information.

Our study strengthens this conclusion, because it does not have the interpretive limitations of the antisaccade task.

However, few studies have sought to systematically investigate the way in which imagery tasks serve to modify interpretive bias.

Task representation is 'an interpretive process that translates the rhetorical situation as the writer reads it into an act of composing' (Flower, 1990, p.35).

By contrast, those in the ambiguity absent condition showed no difference in the pattern of interpretive bias on the recognition memory task.