Sentence examples for was reinterpreted as from inspiring English sources

Shintō was proclaimed as the national religion; later it was reinterpreted as a suprareligious national cult (see State Shintō).

Some of those ideas emerged as subtly structured pleats, while the handwork (so key to the original couture house) was reinterpreted as haute patchworks.

Similarly, Aristotle's distinction between Greeks and Barbarians was reinterpreted as a racial distinction between Aryans and non-Aryans.

This mutation was reinterpreted as strong evidence for a dorsal exite and endite fusion, rather than a leg, with the appendages fitting in much better with this hypothesis.

Later experiments by Kirschner and colleagues [ 5] showed that 'MPF activity' is elevated whenever frog eggs are in M phase (meiosis in oocytes or mitosis in fertilized eggs), and the acronym was reinterpreted as 'M-phase promoting factor'.

The austere shapes of the early '90s were reinterpreted, as well, in the fall collection of Calvin Klein, where the global creative director Kevin Carrigan introduced a line built on long-stemmed black jeans, elongated jackets, leather shirts and dun-colored sheaths that might have been worn by Carolyn Bessette before she became a Kennedy bride.

Coming back to the derivation of this limiting equation through hydrodynamic regime arguments, one is led to construct a hierarchy of models where the heat fluxes are defined through a non-local relation which can be reinterpreted as well by introducing coupled diffusion equations.

He's been reinterpreted as an economist, but then capitalism always had a moral foundation.

A hierarchy of indigenous supernatural beings (some benign, others not) have been reinterpreted as Christian deities and saints.

The images are then compared in the cortex, where differences between them can be reinterpreted as depth in the scene.

It is easy to condemn investment as nothing more than higher wages, which can readily be reinterpreted as lower productivity.