Sentence examples for until interpretation from inspiring English sources

Clip interpretation time was measured from when the intubation clip first started playing until interpretation was completed.

"This technology will not be applicable to routine clinical practice until automated interpretation tools become available".

Further crystallographic refinement alternated with manual model building until complete interpretation of the electron density maps.

The data analyses were performed separately, and the findings were not compared until the interpretation stage.

This process is repeated until saturation, or the point at which no new information or themes are observed in the data [ 40] – and until "reportable interpretations" ([ 35], pg. 180) are reached.

Appellate courts followed that interpretation, until last spring's departure.

The Mahler symphonies which he performed with the orchestra and subsequently recorded for his loyal company, Deutsche Grammophon, flashed only occasional theatrical fire until an astonishing interpretation of the maverick Seventh, the hardest of the series to balance and articulate.

To the untutored eye, the guy looks like an idiot, and his outburst, like confirmation of what one has long suspected: that the fashion world's promotion of a single, emaciated and until recently deracinated interpretation of physical "perfection" would one day spill out of the aesthetic into more tangible modes of offense.

By using 15% of the projected surplus over the next 15 years, Mr Clinton claims to have shored up Medicare's solvency until 2027.An optimistic interpretation of this approach is that "putting aside" money for Medicare is another way of saving the budget surplus and protecting it from being spent on tax cuts.

Doubts about accuracy lingered nonetheless; the UN Security Council didn't fully adopt simultaneous interpretation until the early 1970s.

Due to the implicit prescriptive/desirable content of the approach, some practitioners and scholars adopted location theories and models in planning and interpretation until the end of the twentieth century and some still quote them occasionally.