Sentence examples for acceptable interpretations from inspiring English sources

Perhaps other critics can think of better interpretations than he did, which give a greater aesthetic reward in subsequent encounters with the work; perhaps there are even acceptable interpretations (such as the Freudian interpretations of Shakespeare's Hamlet) that he could not possibly have thought of himself at the time.

Given a truth language L and a ground model M, we defined an acceptable three-valued interpretation of T as an interpretation h : D → { t, f, n } such that ValM+h T'A') = ValM+h A) for each sentence A of L. In general, given a ground model M, there are many acceptable interpretations of T. Suppose that each of these is indeed a truly acceptable interpretation.

The above is an acceptable interpretation of the story.

Thus, (H1) is not an acceptable interpretation of Socrates' view.

"The most acceptable interpretation is that this cat was taken care of by people.

He also stressed that Ennahda accepts gender equality, enshrined in Tunisia's Personal Status Code under Mr Ben Ali, as "an acceptable interpretation within Islam".

For the discussion here, most relevant is that it is an intuitively acceptable interpretation of uncertainty as the probability of all alternative events in the sample space.

The optimal balance is trying to find models with an acceptable interpretation capacity and with good ability to fit the data on the boundaries of variable range.

To forestall the objection that this smuggles in through the back door abstract objects such as sets, Hellman needs some alternative, nominalistically acceptable interpretation of this talk about collections and relations.

The second back analysis provides some insight into the variation of the diameter with depth and leads to an acceptable interpretation, from the engineering standpoint, of the load tests.

Our point here is this: if there's a truth-teller, as in (11), then there is not only one acceptable interpretation of T; there are three onee according to which (11) is true, one according to which (11) is false, and one according to which (11) is neither.