What makes Hough such an ideal interpreter of the sonata is his combination of brilliant technique and probing intellect.
His repertoire ranges up to Bartók, but it's in the Viennese classical repertoire especially that Perahia remains such a rewarding interpreter.
It's this physical eloquence, the ability to make an arabesque or a pirouette sing with meaning, which makes her such a potent interpreter of the great ballerina roles.
(CM) In light of this finding, health professionals may need to take steps to ensure understanding, such as involving an interpreter, if culturally appropriate.
Determinants of an increased risk of AEs were grouped into patient characteristics (such as language proficiency and health literacy) and healthcare (and healthcare provider) characteristics (such as use of an interpreter and cultural competence).
The game maker is generally used to talking at the audience through an interpreter such as journalist, podcaster, YouTuber or other intermediary.
A passion for human peculiarity fortifies most of Dickens's fiction, but it shows special potency when filtered through the eyes of the boy David, who is such a scrupulous, fervent interpreter of the world.
Intercultural communication can be improved by specific actions such as ethnic matching, using an interpreter and the formation of cultural-competent healthcare professionals.
Patient history: adding/updating surgical and medical history, entering demographic information, and flagging charts with high priority information such as the need for an interpreter, mobility or cognitive issues, case management concerns and advance directive information.
"How does one choose among such a variety of interpreters?" While differences in translation can be an issue, the main disagreement among the interpreters is usually about selection: Which texts are worth highlighting?
