Sentence examples for time interpreted from inspiring English sources

But those who heard him at the time interpreted the challenge differently: Rayas's listeners seem to have felt that he was in some way accusing Solís of playing a role in the murders.

In 2008, he wrote the majority opinion in District of Columbia v. Heller, in which the Supreme Court for the first time interpreted the Second Amendment as conferring an individual right to possess a firearm.

The movement of the equinoxes was at the same time interpreted not as a circular precession but as a libration (periodic oscillation) at the rate of 54 seconds of arc per year.

The markets have over time interpreted that phrase to mean that the Fed will probably keep the federal funds rate at its current level — a target of zero to 0.25 percent — through 2011.

The surface geochemistry of Mt. Sabalan area was first time interpreted by Stefansson (1989) and further reported by Fotouhi (1995).

In this study, the origins of narrow and undulating leaf area index (LAI) patterns showing better crop performance in large scale multi-temporal satellite imagery were for the first time interpreted by proximal soil sensor data.

Consequently, Shaleena spends much of her time interpreting.

The signs above the aisles are simplified so customers do not waste time interpreting them.

At the same time, interpreting such conflict as suggestive of personal gain, he rejects charges made against him.

I've had the opportunity to spend time interpreting a place that doesn't feel like it has already been defined and fixed by photographs.

Some of our intelligence evaluators are making the same mistake as last time, interpreting their abysmal lack of hard intelligence as evidence of no nuclear weapons development.