Sentence examples for later interpreted from inspiring English sources
The Oxford Condemnations were later interpreted as a campaign against Thomism (Callus 1955), but this interpretation has been challenged (Wilshire 1964).
It was later interpreted by Bobby Darin and Cher.
David Axelrod, his senior adviser, later interpreted that as a sign that Obama was thinking about the suspected plot.
Said conversation was later interpreted by one particular publication as "flirting" because she was "away from her husband Jamie Hince" for five minutes.
Numa was succeeded by Tullus Hostilius, whose reign was filled with warlike exploits, probably because the name Hostilius was later interpreted to suggest hostility and belligerence.
Galileo established that in t seconds a freely falling body falls a distance gt2/2, where g is a constant (later interpreted by Newton as the gravitational constant).
The goal was to understand the heat flow from the plasma-facing surface through the supporting structure down to the base plate of the JET MkII divertor sufficiently to be able to later interpret operational data from the torus.
Unlike more formal personality assessments, like the Myers-Briggs for instance, anyone can administer the test, and there's no need for someone to later interpret the results – depending on the use case, the matching of people to things (jobs, classes, other people, offers, etc). is done automatically.
Similarly, at an exhibition of African art at the SCAD Museum of Art in Savannah, an exercise for grades K-4 instructed students to find symbols of light and darkness in the artwork on display, and later interpret them via their own drawings.
The 'real life situation' will start with a 5 min baseline rest (ie, sitting quietly with a familiar person) in order to later interpret physiological reactivity, specifically HRV and SC.
The standardised questionnaire developed at the CRSN includes demographic data and the clinical history before death (accident, symptoms, treatment, etc).. Two experienced local physicians later interpret the answers to the questionnaire and independently determine the most probable cause of death.
