Sentence examples for between the two interpretations from inspiring English sources
The difference between the two interpretations has substantial practical consequences both for the credit reporting industry and for consumers.
He oscillates between the two interpretations, as perhaps anyone must who has really considered what human evil means.
But Iran and the US have since released separate factsheets on the key parameters of that agreement, prompting debates in Tehran and Washington about the differences between the two interpretations.
Agreement (kappa) was calculated between point-of-care and standard echocardiography by using standard echocardiography as the gold standard and between the two interpretations of standard echocardiography.
Agreement between the two interpretations of standard echocardiography was 83% (0.63) for left ventricular dysfunction, 92% (0.68) for moderate or severe mitral regurgitation, 95% (0.62) for aortic valve thickening or immobility, and 97% (0.53) for moderate or large pericardial effusion.
The main difference between the two interpretations of the term "set" consists in the fact that the membership relation is transitive under the mereological reading, but non-transitive under the distributive one.
This differentiation between the two interpretation methods can be easily seen in Table 1, where we compare the best performance for differentiating between GoM oil sources using PTM and PCA cross-comparison scores.
The stark difference between the three interpretations of Nikiya was driven home in the first ten seconds of their appearance on stage.
The freewheeling collaboration of the German painter/musician/installation artist Kai Althoff and Nick Z., a former graffiti artist from Brooklyn, splits the difference between these two interpretations.
"The officers in the Burundian army are torn between those two interpretations, so it's not surprising that part of the army is opposed to the repression," Vircoulon said.
For years I've bounced between these two interpretations of the president — at times astonished by his incompetence; at other times amazed by his cunning.
