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Examples of interpreting

interpreting

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Clarification requests play an important role in effective conversations, and children must learn the conversational rules for interpreting and responding to such requests.
Interpreting their meanings, expressivity, and psychological significance is a more distant but ultimate goal, a study of which is beyond the scope of this essay.
However, in interpreting the results of chaotic advection, it must be recognized that solutes diffuse and solid particles move relative to the fluid locally.
These guidelines also prescribed stricter standards for interpreting the language of the examination reports.
Interpreting such findings as unequivocal evidence for the direct assimilation of mangrove detritus may be incorrect.
This legislation gives local authorities considerable freedom in interpreting specific situations according to their own agendas.
Some members of the advisory group acted as panelists interpreting the data during this workshop.
Further work on the behavior of this species will be invaluable in interpreting functional adaptations in the visual system of this living fossil.
We have indicated that the reliability of interpreting dispersion patterns is strongly reduced when taking the superposition of different processes or sample sizes into account.
We believe that this data will be helpful in understanding and interpreting the experimental results.
Although that finding does not make all other evaluations totally useless, awareness of their drawbacks is important when interpreting and assessing their results.
This explains why coming to a mutual understanding in dialogue is generally much easier than interpreting or producing utterances in monologue.
Interpreting rankings as ratings involves an inversion of preference ranks: the first preference candidate is assigned the highest preference score, and so on.
Because speakers may not share norms for interpreting particular indexical signs, the creation of a context-of-occurrence may not succeed.
It also emphasized cultural factors in interpreting differences among types and wares.
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