Sentence examples for a standard interpretation from inspiring English sources

President Reagan had also announced the strategic defence initiative ("star wars") programme, which the Russians understood to be effectively a first-strike weapon, a standard interpretation of missile defence on all sides.

A standard interpretation puts the beginning of organized combat by groups, as opposed to acts of individual violence, about the time foraging cultures first settled into villages and developed agriculture, some 10,000 years ago.

For Browne, it was very simple – the end of the earth and the arrival of judgment was pretty much booked for the year 2000; it was a standard interpretation of Scripture which he, for all his fascination with empirical knowledge, saw no reason to question.

For Browne, it was very simple – the end of the earth and the arrival of judgment was pretty much booked for the year 2000; it was a standard interpretation of Scripture which he, for all his fascination with empirical knowledge, saw no reason to question.

In a standard interpretation k-sequences represent samples from a larger population of individuals; then R and ¬R represent presence and absence of a trait of interest.

When universal suffrage includes women Paxton notes that many of the key claims about the development of democracy including a standard interpretation that identifies three waves of democracy may need to be revised (Paxton 2000).

This is an absolutely standard interpretation of how the H-D method works.

Instead of having structures that contain sets of models of a standard, default-free language, a model of the language of Commonsense Entailment includes a set of possible worlds, together with a function that assigns standard interpretation (a model of the default-free language) to each world.

Using a familiar analogy from epidemiology--the problem of false positives in screening tests for rare diseases--and data from two large studies of medical injuries and malpractice claims in the United States, this paper presents an argument that the standard interpretation overlooks a complexity in the data.

Given the standard interpretation, a wff of PC becomes a sentence, true or false, when all its variables are replaced by actual sentences.

Nevertheless, if his early writings call for a revision of the standard interpretation of positivism, this is even more the case for the works of his 'second career'.