Sentence examples for a set of interpretations from inspiring English sources

Making this identification, then, we can think of a model as a pair , where S is a set of interpretations (complete, consistent sets of literals) including I. The modal operator [ c ] is given the standard semantics: where S is a set of interpretations and where I ∈ S, S ⊨I [ c  ] A if and only if S ⊨I′ A for all I′ ∈S.

It is no less true now that, "The 'real' Socrates we have not: what we have is a set of interpretations each of which represents a 'theoretically possible' Socrates," as Cornelia de Vogel (1955, 28) put it.

Hence, Ф L maps M to a set of interpretations of F, Ф P maps M to a set of histories and Ф I maps M to a set of actions.

A local belief state is a triple ⟨S, H, E⟩ where S is a set of interpretations, H is a set of histories, and E is a set of action symbols.

Furthermore, the level of (epi mutation affecting the 'A' set of regenerants implies that the interpretation of phenotype in doubled haploid mapping populations, which are ubiquitously used for genetic analysis of QTL, is not as straightforward as is generally assumed.

It has given rise to a set of opposing interpretations, the merits of which are still contested.

Ferguson is a perfect case in point, presented as a set of competing interpretations, when it's more convoluted than that.

A few hours after Putin's comments, Obama dismissed them, saying that the Russian leader "seems to have a different set of lawyers making a different set of interpretations, but I don't think that's fooling anybody".

We subject all facts to a prefabricated set of interpretations.

His research is devoted to overcoming the robotic nature of robots, by equipping them with sufficient sensory devices — laser range scanner, radar, inertial sensor, camera, gyroscope, odometer — and a set of so-called interpretation algorithms to lend them at least a crude sense of their surroundings.

Thus in articulating an interpretation, or set of interpretations of the term adequate to frame theoretical issues, we cannot simply describe how it is currently employed — we must assign it a more definite and coherent meaning than extant in common usage (Block 1995, 2002).