Sentence examples for some new interpretations from inspiring English sources
Current research on Large Cutting Tools (LCTs) in East Asia, mainly China and South Korea, has provided some new interpretations for the "Acheulean" in this region.
This model correlates with radioisotopic data and an earlier suggested "forcing out" mechanism and gives some new interpretations of the important statements of the electron theory of promotion and the "rim-edge" model.
Some new interpretations of the estimate and connections with classical tools of the neuroscience literature such as joint peristimulus time histograms (JPSTH) and cross correlograms are also proposed.
In the twentieth century, some new interpretations of "Ulysses" highlighted potential ironies in the poem.
Between 1962 and the mid-1970s Alberto Simonetta re-examined some of Walcott's collection and suggested some new interpretations.
Furthermore, some new interpretations of BEIVs were discussed, such as the potential negative impact of wastage during immunization programs and the idea of using vaccines as a platform for delivering other types of health interventions.
With literary adaptations, part of the fascination generally lies in seeing how the director has read the source material, perhaps with some new interpretation.
"Mary Wollstonecraft," Fuller wrote, "like Madame Dudevant (commonly known as George Sand) in our day, was a woman whose existence better proved the need of some new interpretation of woman's rights than anything she wrote".
There will be some new interpretation of his biker shorts (for spring, a sleek Bermuda), or his signature hockey jerseys (now spliced with vents), and, of course, some footwear that would make a monk chatter.
Blake Hazard, Fitzgerald's great-granddaughter and a trustee of his estate, said she hoped some interesting new interpretations of the story would emerge.
This wave of new laws -- or in some cases, new interpretations of existing laws -- does not cover all employers or even all parts of the LGBT community.
