"Today the republican [nature] of our country is overshadowed by a specific interpretation of its Islamic [character]," he said.
Do you think that we as readers are meant to come up with a specific interpretation of this dream?
Remark: For Gillon, each choice of covering determines a specific interpretation of the sentence.
Fundamentalists who adhere dogmatically to a specific interpretation of ancient texts and demand that those bizarre interpretations be taught in science classes fall into this category.
It can be argued that the wintry setting of "Swan Lake" similarly reinforces a specific interpretation.
Did you intend a specific interpretation?
Landscape management denotes a forest management method that follows one specific interpretation of landscape ecology.
So we're really looking at a specific cultural interpretation of creativity.
A diagnostic specification in a diagnostic system is a semantic interpretation of a knowledge base.
Some aspects cannot be easily mapped, such as specific forms of knowledge and interpretation, the processuality of vulnerability and resilience, the dynamics of social processes, the context of origin, the establishment of contingent interpretations, and so on.
In my own day-to-day work, I suffer from a loss of that specific kind of knowledge.
