Sentence examples for upon the interpretation from inspiring English sources
"These great works — they call upon the interpretation of different voices at different times," said Field.
Depending upon the interpretation, answers may focus on historic U.S. western expansion and exploration, or on current domestic or foreign policies.
The Herbartian doctrine rested as much upon the interpretation of his followers as upon the master's own works, and its influence was of relatively limited duration.
Tracer tests designed to estimate field-scale dispersivities are commonly based upon the interpretation of breakthrough curves.
In many cases, media will not ask the researcher for comment, and instead rely upon the interpretation of their internal science writers, or simply pick up the facts from existing media reports.
After graduating from Schulpforta, Nietzsche entered the University of Bonn in 1864 as a theology and philology student, and his interests soon gravitated more exclusively towards philology — a discipline which then centered upon the interpretation of classical and biblical texts.
For example, the beginning of the entry for 'anaphora' in the MacMillan Encyclopedia of Philosophy (Supplement) reads "The study of anaphora (from Greek, "carry back") is the study of the ways in which occurrences of certain expressions, particularly pronouns, depend for their interpretations upon the interpretations of occurrences of other expressions".
However, because of problems with sample retention upon retrieval, the interpretation of data from artificial collectors can be problematic.
In addition, the mechanisms used in the method for organizing and manipulating information can have an equally important impact upon geologists' thought, the interpretation of geological data, and 3D modeling methodology.
In this study, we found that QAREL was a reliable assessment tool for studies of diagnostic reliability when raters agreed upon criteria for the interpretation of each item.
It lies unconformably upon steeply inclined flagstones, the interpretation of which is a matter of continuing debate.
