Sentences with phrase «as the interpreters between»

We often need to act as the interpreters between these communities.
GAMBIT aims to serve as an interpreter between academia and industry by creating playable, real - world demonstrations of the concepts and research being conducted in academia.

Not exact matches

What I am urging is that we understand the difference between the traditional interpreters and Ford as that between the effort to make sense of Whitehead's intuition in terms of Whitehead's categories and disallowing it because it conflicts with the simplest understanding of some of those categories.
This inverts the proper relationship between text and interpreter, committing the same kind of blunder as did the schoolboy who was startled out of an illicit slumber by his teacher's question and blurted out that science had indubitably proved all monkeys are descended from Darwin!
A special problem has been the faithful presentation of the dialogue that has existed throughout Buber's creative life between Buber as original thinker and Buber as interpreter of tradition.
It is in this moment of existence that relationship between interpreter and text takes on the properties of vivid presence in the power of performance, when all things come together to effect a quality greater than the sum of them as separate (Bozarth - Campbell, 40).
As a result, language bears an elliptical character in which there is a hermeneutical play between the interpreter and the originator of a proposition (CN 1 - 25).
In distinction from Nygren and Bonhoeffer, Troeltsch's interpreter H. Richard Niebuhr defines the relationship between Christ and Eros as more subtly interwoven.
The Epigenetic Clock «There's a knot in here that's going to give you trouble,» Jose Valencia warns me, speaking in Spanish through an interpreter while he massages the fleshy pad of skin between my left thumb and index finger, then flashes a mischievous, toothy grin, as if to tell me I'd better be careful.
Using the differential between the last settlement offer and the eventual verdict as a metric, the study found that Hispanic plaintiffs who relied on an interpreter at trial were 15 percent less likely than an English speaker to obtain a jury verdict that exceeded the last settlement offer.
A distinction needs to be made between an agent for the purposes of communication, that is to say a mere conduit between the client and the lawyer, such as an interpreter (where intellectual input by the agent will risk destroying the privilege [63]-RRB- and an agent for the purposes of seeking and obtaining the advice (where it will not).
The Interpreter / Patient Service Assistant provides medical interpretation services to patients and acts as a liaison between health care providers and patients.
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