Sentence examples for is always interpreted from inspiring English sources

But unlike sound, melody is always interpreted -- at the source and destination.

However, (mathcal {O}) is always interpreted using the usual (monotonic) semantics.

Confronted with any pair of items in a series with regard to which the predicate in question is soritical, the predicate is always interpreted in such a way as to not distinguish between them.

A positive screening result is always interpreted as true MRSA, although at first it remains unknown whether the test is true-positive or false-negative.

Politician's words, Eustice said, were "always interpreted through the prism of political strategy which undermines public trust in the political process".

"For some people the experience of watching a horror film creates physiological feelings that are always interpreted as "fun", "a short thrill" and so on.

For example, for grant application, a reviewer's comment stating "this project MAY be funded" should be always interpreted as "this project can certainly NOT be funded".

Regardless of the laboratory values, these guidelines are always interpreted in the clinical context.

"My thoughts and wonders about life are always interpreted in visual metaphors and images," she tells Creators.

Messages always come out from a context, and they are always interpreted in a context, but this may not be the same context as they come out from.

However, in daily clinical practice, conventional biomarkers are always interpreted in the context of their reference values; hence, such a comparison with a new investigational biomarker is sensible.