Sentence examples for tangible interpretations from inspiring English sources
The phrase "tangible interpretations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concrete or clear understandings of abstract concepts or ideas. Example: "The artist's work offers tangible interpretations of complex emotions, making them accessible to the audience."
But current concerns involving human animal interaction and its many foibles invite even more tangible interpretations.
Exploiting Cornu spiral we provide alternative formulation and more tangible interpretation of the results.
Crock explores these themes in Dream House, a paper installation that gives a tangible interpretation of a very common goal.
The proposed risk-based approach presented in this study provides a way for municipalities to quantify the risk associated with their selected design values and for tangible and meaningful interpretation of the risks that projected climate change might pose on storm water infrastructure.
Whereas tangible concepts can also steer interpretation by their shape (a door handle 'invites' its use), the only detectable feature of an invisible technology is the name.
Searching for the multiplicity of language through various tangible codes is maximising the power of interpretation.
One critical step is for researchers to seek community participation in every step of the project -- from initial design to the interpretation of results -- and look for tangible benefits to return to the community.
We acknowledge that the degree to which the research uses described in Table 2 represent a tangible harm to individual research subjects and/or communities is subject to interpretation and disagreement.
Americans can make interpretations from the values and concepts expressed, even if there are few tangible plans to consider.
What is more, FISC has approved an interpretation of the law that permits orders for prospective records -- that is "tangible things" that don't yet exist.
In this review we describe tools which try to simplify the analysis and interpretation of biological data by transforming the raw data into logically structured and visually tangible representations.
