Sentence examples for a technical interpretation from inspiring English sources

This leads to a technical interpretation of "welfare".

Such a technical interpretation of the provision, however, has been uniformly and quite correctly rejected.

And maybe a technical interpretation of the Takeover Panel's ruling on what constitutes a "final" offer has left the door ajar.

The idea, based on a technical interpretation of the word "enroll," was promoted by State Representative David Casas, a Republican and co-sponsor of the scholarship legislation in Georgia.

These are among the technical ways the deficit estimate could be reduced: new Medicare regulations could save $4 billion; delaying payments to farmers into 1988 could save $4.3 billion; using a technical interpretation of the law on food stamps and some other programs could knock off $2 billion, and assuming that Federal employees would get no pay increase could save another $3.5 billion.

I, taking the lead from my former colleague, Hilary Mason, like to define it as whatever computers can't do until they can, which is sort of a psychological take on the definition of artificial intelligence as opposed to a technical interpretation.

The utilization of more intuitive data visualizations will shift the burden of advanced data analysis to a less technical interpretation of information by a broader user base for a greater understanding of local public health dynamics.

"The arbitrator's decision to allow Ed to end his contractual obligations was based solely on an overly technical interpretation" of California's labor code, Richard B. Levy, the talent agency's general counsel, said in a statement.

That's what happened in the Oakland-New England playoff game in the snow last season, when a controversial call on the technical interpretation of the so-called tuck rule tipped the game toward the Patriots.

Each trainee was evaluated using a predefined scoring system (practical, diagnostic, technical, interpretation skills) in two patients with cardiopulmonary compromise at the end of the first (M1), third (M3) and sixth (M6) months.

To solve this design conflict, bionics – this means technical interpretation of long-term optimized biological principles – could be an effective way to accelerate innovation loops in modern machine tool development processes.