Adjective:

ವಿವರಣಾತ್ಮಕ,

interpretively's Usage Examples:

historians would be content to have written one deeply researched and interpretively wide-ranging trilogy on a large and important subject.

It is used interpretively if it represents some other utterance or thought, irrespective of the.

LDS interviewer later admitted to rewording Card"s statement somewhat interpretively.

Natural programs can be "run" interpretively or "executed" as compiled objects.

The language"s source code was compiled, rather than being run interpretively.

American Record Guide wrote that Baty was "a vocally and interpretively commanding presence as the principal actress of the company" for Our.

and positive, while resistance is dealt with procedurally rather than interpretively.

In this article a few sculptures are described interpretively to help readers visualize what they look like.

The "innovative concept" of the Constellation OS was to run Pascal (interpretively or compiled) and include all common software in the manual, so users.

But his short-breathed, clumsily phrased, interpretively blank and often pinched and strained singing makes his Don Jose a tough.

city of Peterborough"s motto, "Nature Provides, Industry Develops", is interpretively translated into Latin (Dat Natura, Elaborant Artes), which in turn broadly.

The runtime allows MVEL expressions to be executed either interpretively, or through a pre-compilation process with support for runtime bytecode.

The city of Peterborough's motto, Nature Provides, Industry Develops, is interpretively translated into Latin (Dat Natura, Elaborant Artes), which in turn broadly means that Nature gives bountifully and the crafts and energy of the people elaborate nature's gift.