Infants quickly begin interpreting and mimicking others' expressions, Dr. Etcoff said.
As a result, students begin interpreting trees through an evolutionary lens rather than simply as a diagram (Novick and Catley 2007; Novick et al. 2010a, b).
She sat down next to him and began interpreting.
Sometimes the research assistants posed a clarifying question to the participants or began interpreting the participants' responses in mid-sentence, thereby making some participants lose their train of thought.
In the 1980's, clergy from a variety of denominations including Catholics, Presbyterians and Quakers, began interpreting Judeo-Christian teachings to mean they were obligated to provide safety and protection to those fleeing violence and persecution.
The prank worked, as Google began interpreting searches for "miserable failure" as requests to see the official biography of George W. Bush.
But Mr. Champion stood ramrod straight and began interpreting the meaning of the lyrics (not word for word, which is discouraged) to the audience.
In the 1990s, a liberal-minded court began interpreting Basic Laws — Israel's partial substitute for a constitution — more expansively.
Some lower federal courts, especially those with judges appointed by President Obama, began interpreting what was left of the Voting Rights Act as justification for curtailing these practices.
