Sentence examples for interprets the event from inspiring English sources

However, because the impact of any stressor depends on an individual's appraisal (i.e., how one experiences, perceives, or interprets the event), measuring social stressors can result in imprecise assessments of psychosocial stress.

The stress process is often described in three phases: a) the stressor (i.e., any event, condition, or external stimuli posing a physical or psychological challenge), b) stress appraisal (i.e., how one experiences, perceives, or interprets the event), and c) stress response (e.g., psychological and physiologic sequelae).

The journalist Jim Dwyer — now at the Times, then at Newsday — interprets the events, faulting himself for not being more skeptical of the confessions at the time.

Each one interprets the events of life differently.

Espinasse sinned not in the way he behaved but in the way he interpreted the event.

Much of the Israeli media interpreted the event as reinforcing Mr Arafat's importance in Palestinian politics.

"I don't think you can interpret the event," he said, "as anything other than she is enthusiastic about Obama's campaign".

The Eric Idle award for looking on the bright side of life must go to the prime minister who, having now lost a premier as well as a minister owing to Icac's investigations, chose to interpret the event as evidence Barry O'Farrell was acting with honour and integrity never before seen in Australian public life.

Bryant et al. (1962) interpreted the event as protons from the Sun trapped within the plasma cloud that caused the magnetic storm.

In this study, we present observations of rapid ground deformation in August 2015 and model the deformation using GNSS, tilt and strain data in order to interpret the event.

They try to see it like a camera would, noticing what is actually happening, instead of rashly interpreting the event from their limited perspective.