Sentence examples for the first interpretations from inspiring English sources

The publication of the first interpretations of the human genome sequence this week overturns some long-held beliefs about human biology.

This study marks the first geodynamic excursion to this high Arctic region, and we present some of the first interpretations of the development of Eurekan-age lithospheric evolution.

The first interpretation we will consider answers "Yes" to the first interpretative question posed above: mass and energy are the same property of physical systems.

Narasimhan Krishnamachari, a scholar on Vishishtadvaita philosophy, states that the name "Sharabha" has been interpreted in two ways namely; the first interpretation means "the Destroyer (of those who transgress the bounds of ethics)," as given by the Sri Vaishnavite commentator, Parasara Bhattar and the second interpretation as given by Adi Sankara, among others.

"Murderous Maids" is the first interpretation of the story to be grounded in court documents.

For most of the time since 1997, the first interpretation has appeared to predominate.The strain of Conservatism that Mr Cameron embodies has thus become unfamiliar.

"The first interpretation that occurred to me," Professor Iacoboni said, "is that the Democrats see the 9/11 issue as a good way for Bush to get re-elected, and they experience that as a threat".

The first interpretation is that the NHS budget in 2020-21 will be £8bn higher than it is now after accounting for inflation – regardless of what happens in other years.

Plausibility requires the first interpretation, but the unification argument requires the second interpretation.

The first interpretation of the experimental design was disappointing and no conclusion could be done.

Now, with ringtones and wallpapers, the first interpretation most people seem to be pulling from this is, "Wow!