Sentence examples for slow interpretation from inspiring English sources

Abbado's contribution is without doubt extraordinary – a loving if slow interpretation, noble in its anguish and elation, that emphasises the work's demands for dignity, as well as liberty, as basic human rights.

c) Slow interpretation of case increase (1 month) and 2 additional weeks for start of the response (Peru, Maldives).

Film Forum's series opens with a full week of Kubrick's slow, gorgeous interpretation of William Makepeace Thackeray's obscure, semi-parodic homage to the picaresque novels of Fielding and Smollett.This film -- legendary for its length, its cinematography and its costumes -- has never figured very prominently in the squabbling over Kubrick's oeuvre.

"We have patience and perseverance, and we're not always looking for the sexy payoff immediately," says the former analyst Nada Bakos, explaining why women are well suited for a field, counterterrorism, that relies on the slow accumulation and interpretation of enormous amounts of information by coordinated teams of experts.

In the present experiments, the bacteria start in a synchronized state and stay approximately synchronized due to slow dephasing (this interpretation is given in the subsection "Transfer of in vitro prototyped 3- and 5-node oscillators to E. coli").

We are used to the classic sepia-toned footage of Bloody Sunday flashing fast before our eyes, but DuVernay's interpretation slows down, raises the sound, and shows iconic images of young John Lewis, Annie Lee Cooper, and Amelia Boynton embedded and moving within their lived context.

In an alternative interpretation, slower fluctuations in task engagement, rather than expected reward size, are the cause of the observed effects.

We discovered this not through shock or confrontation but through the slow accumulation and careful interpretation of evidence.

That is not the case, and we must all be on guard against those who would try to use such an interpretation to slow the progress towards better outcomes for all that the legislation ought to bring.

A consistent interpretation of slow Z-mode waves created by SAE, based on wave and particle observations, has been built around the theory of incoherent radiation.

Two different stages of the trajectory correspond to the sub-zones of the flame: (1) fast motion from the initial condition to the slow curve, and its interpretation as a preheat sub-zone and (2) the path that corresponds to a reaction sub-zone.