Sentence examples for were interpreted at from inspiring English sources
"Zola," which was directed by the German émigré William Dieterle, includes episodes that were interpreted at the time as indirect attacks on Nazi Germany: scenes of state-inspired mob agitation launched first against Alfred Dreyfus, a Jewish captain in the French Army who is falsely accused of treason; and then against Zola for defending him — his books are publicly burned.
The corresponding three 13C-resonances were interpreted at δ ppm 131.2, 117.5 and 45.2 for C-2, C-3 and C-1 of allyl group, respectively.
The modifications of the impedance diagrams and the transfer function diagrams induced by the presence of the organic additives were interpreted at the light of the mechanistic model of the transfer function which was recently derived.
One possible explanation came more than a decade ago from transmission electron microscopy pictures that revealed some "blobs" in the indium gallium nitride layers: These were interpreted at the time as regions of high indium content that prevented the charge carriers moving through the LEDs from reaching the defects, which would cause them to generate heat rather than light, Oliver says.
Slides were interpreted at 40× magnification by a single pathologist.
All statistical tests were interpreted at a two-sided significance level of 5%, and all CIs were interpreted at a two-sided confidence level of 95%.
These are concepts that are interpreted at the council's discretion.
That was interpreted at the time as being support for a hike to £7 an hour from October.
Plus, there was the chance that the message could be interpreted at first glance as a simple admonition not to steal things left behind on the seats.
Mr. Kitano said: "Basically I try to make all of my films so that they can be interpreted at opposite extremes of the spectrum.
Still, Justice do brats in harmony better than most, and their comeback single sounds like Get Lucky being interpreted at a school assembly somewhere in the Triangulum galaxy.
