Sentence examples for to the interpretive from inspiring English sources

That is, differences in interpretation of new ambiguous information were related to the interpretive bias modification procedure and not to the current mood state.

"We've loaned a large part of the collection to the interpretive centre, but it's in the middle of nowhere and security is a main concern.

Ostensibly this work is no more than a collection of 100 tales about love, but subjected to the interpretive scrutiny that Boccaccio himself recommends in De genealogia deorum gentilium, the Decameron takes on a far more serious tone.

(Chinen) Matt Wilson's Arts and Crafts (Friday through Sunday) On his joyously expressive new album, "An Attitude for Gratitude" (Palmetto), the drummer Matt Wilson subjects a smart batch of tunes — originals, themes by jazz elders and "Bridge Over Troubled Water" — to the interpretive process of a working band.

Jouvet introduced the playwright Jean Giraudoux and the designer Christian Bérard to the theatre, brought new insight to the interpretation of Molière's plays, developed lighting techniques, created simplified but highly suggestive settings, and brought new importance to the interpretive power of the actor's voice.

(Chinen) Matt Wilson's Arts and Crafts (Tuesday through March 4) On his joyously expressive new album, "An Attitude for Gratitude" (Palmetto), the drummer Matt Wilson subjects a smart batch of tunes — originals, themes by jazz elders and "Bridge Over Troubled Water" — to the interpretive process of a working band.

Parts of interviews were translated into English, to facilitate the interpretive process and to present study findings.

This interpretive process resulted in the development of a logic model (see figure 1 ) to organise the interpretive themes according to the realist and socioecological principles underpinning this research.

Being able to decode the interpretive material allowed visitors to believe that they are capable of understanding complex scientific concepts and constructs.

You still have to do the interpretive work, and knowing that you have to do it — knowing that you have to search for a meaning that predates your effort — is not the same as doing it.

To illustrate the interpretive concepts, reference will be made to figures that will be discussed again later in the context of their specific results.