Examples of using Reinterpreted in English and their translations into Russian
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not reinterpreted in the light of a reality which by its very nature is constantly in flux.
should not be rewritten or reinterpreted.
Therefore, the cultural and religious norms that tended to make women subject to patriarchal traditions should be reinterpreted from the perspective of the advancement of women.
in which information from the hippocampus would be reinterpreted in relation to previous semantic representations or nodes.
demonstrated how traditional matched model techniques for making quality adjustments can be reinterpreted in the context of hedonic regression models.
being a collection of themes from locally produced animated films, reinterpreted in the same way that Americans such as Don Byron
are moved by the authors from the Roman palazzo into our time and reinterpreted for the use in the wallpaper design.
the diversity of genres of the modern literary scene- from creatively reinterpreted memoirs to the postmodernist parody of world classics.
experiments claiming a measure of the one-way speed of light can often be reinterpreted as verifying the Laue-Weyl's round-trip condition.
previously agreed commitments were being unilaterally reinterpreted, reinforcing the untenable perception that the existence of nuclear weapons was essential to the maintenance of peace and security.
Clifford Will(1976) reinterpreted the experiment as a fundamental test of the coupling of sources to gravitational fields.
infinitival derivational suffixes were reinterpreted as plural or pluractional markers due to homonymy with a common noun plural suffix,
In January 2005, the Office of Foreign Assets Control reinterpreted travel regulations so as to prevent United States
17 June 1998, arbitrarily reinterpreted his application on resumption of proceedings on retention of citizenship
On 22 February 2005, OFAC reinterpreted the concept of"payment in cash and in advance" for sales of United States agricultural
in this unipolar era, undermined or reinterpreted to serve political interests.
to be sure, but reinterpreted and adapted in the context of this topic,
that prohibits the use of funds appropriated for administering or implementing the OFAC measure of February 2005 that narrowly reinterpreted the concept of payment in cash in advance for purchases by Cuba of food from the United States.
Reinterpreting education using the three values of social sustainability will initiate a cultural transformation.
States must not reinterpret existing obligations under the Treaty.