Sentence examples for would interpreted from inspiring English sources

J. B. Knight (1952), who would interpreted monoplacophorans as non-torted, primitive mollusks and grouped them with the chitons and aplacophorans, did this by integrating stratigraphic data from the fossil record with both anatomical and functional studies of living taxa and ontogenetic data from developmental studies.

A high court would interpret the constitution.

Initially, they would interpret the experiences personally.

So I could see that people would interpret it differently".

Nationalists would interpret that as a mandate for independence.

The Fed Model would interpret stocks' advantage of 1.2 percentage points as strong evidence of undervaluation.

In general, under such circumstances, a federal court would interpret state election law.

I asked him what he thought, and how he would interpret what had happened to him.

We wanted to see how John would interpret social space in a home setting".

I think that's the way I would interpret it, Mr. Chief Justice.

How broadly he would interpret this right is impossible to say.