Sentence examples for past interpretation from inspiring English sources

To begin with, the verb final le in Mandarin Chinese expresses perfectivity and has a (relative) past interpretation (Smith 1997, Klein et al. 2000, Lin 2006).

This law can categorically reject the President's past interpretation of the same 2001 and 2003 laws to permit waging war against ISIS.

In D. T. Max's Profile of Hélène Grimaud, Brian Levine, of the Glenn Gould Foundation, praises Grimaud's Gouldlike penchant for approaching each work of piano music anew, resisting the traditions that have adhered to it from past interpretations ("Her Way," November 7th).

Past interpretations are a little more referential to that early 60's era.

Despite the fact that past interpretations of carcinogenicity data have tended to focus on pairwise comparisons in general and high-dose effects in particular, the importance of trend tests should not be overlooked, since these procedures are more sensitive than pairwise comparisons to the detection of carcinogenic effects.

In the past full interpretation of the results has not been easy and as a consequence superficial treatments have been employed.

Christie's values other etchings in the "Los Caprichos" series at between $400,000 and $600,000, and a past Dalí interpretation of Goya sold at auction for $22,500.

However, the structural characterization of conformational epitopes from these mimotopes is not straightforward, and in the past the interpretation of peptide sequences from phage display experiments focused on linear sequence analysis to find a consensus sequence or common sequence motifs.

This study re-investigated and clarified past mis-interpretations related to this interesting blend system.

But if you look at marriage in the United States over the past century, this interpretation doesn't stand up.

In addition, at enrolment, differential recall bias for data recorded in the past may confound interpretation.