Sentence examples for makes an interpretation from inspiring English sources

"What makes an interpretation of art 'correct'correct

This chapter describes how a petroleum engineer makes an interpretation of the openhole logs.

His comments were often humorous, though not at his students' expense, and his quips invariably led to solid observations about what makes an interpretation work.

Although Manson takes the fashionable view that there is no such thing as being misunderstood, since "the person who thinks I worship the devil and kill animals is just as important as someone who makes an interpretation that's closer to what I intended," he has, none the less, profited from being so condemned.

An exception is the high latitude region where the large data scatter makes an interpretation much more difficult.

The architecture of the quadriceps tendon based on cross- and longitudinal transections (Waligora et al. 2009; Zeiss et al. 1992) is limited and makes an interpretation difficult or even impossible.

When the Fed proposed its rules, it made an interpretation that would have capped the fee at 12 cents.

When setting the fee cap, the Fed made an interpretation of Dodd Frank that was "irreconcilable with the statute," he wrote.

A relation between standard stresses and higher-order stresses is derived and used to make an interpretation of the higher-order stresses.

"What held up the process is that the university did not provide information necessary to make an interpretation of N.C.A.A. legislation.

Now you can make an interpretation, plot in some isotherms (contour lines of equal temperature like those on the modern day temperature map) on your glacial age map.