I'm giving it a new interpretation from a faith standpoint.
In this paper we give a new interpretation, from a constructivist perspective, of two recent laboratory experiences in the context of a Software Engineering course at the University of Bologna.
To determine the effect of not adopting the new interpretations, MICs from 12,827 nonmeningeal isolates of S. pneumoniae tested against ceftriaxone and cefotaxime from January 2002 to June 2003 were evaluated and susceptible, intermediate, and resistant interpretation rates for ceftriaxone and cefotaxime were calculated using both the M100-S11 and M100-S12 breakpoints.
Some also used the term 'third order constructs', coined by Britten et al [ 17], to refer to new interpretations resulting from a synthesis.
Eventually he subscribed to Hegelian thought and in his Geschichte der neueren Philosophie, 10 vol. (1852 93; "History of Recent Philosophy"), offered new interpretations of thought from René Descartes (17th century) to Arthur Schopenhauer (19th century).
New interpretations are derived from examination of excavation reports, rather than the material itself.
A systematic parametric evaluation of the effects of various kinetic parameters, such as compound's type, inlet concentration, airflow rate, light intensity, and relative humidity, was conducted, and new interpretations were provided from a fundamental analysis.
Various pieces of evidence show that Mappæ and Compositiones are two different textual traditions, arising from new interpretations of old evidence, an assessment of the literature, and from new codicological data.
Angelou's use of sexual imagery, from a woman's point of view, provides new interpretations" and excavates it from derogatory assessments".
