Sentence examples for boundaries of interpretation from inspiring English sources

Interpretation follows the minimization of a functional with two terms: a term of conformity of the 3D interpretation to the image sequence first-order spatio-temporal variations, and a term of regularization based on anisotropic diffusion to preserve the boundaries of interpretation.

In some cases sex worker rights claims push up against the boundaries of conventional interpretations of human rights.

Alison L. Young has examined the upper boundaries to courts' powers of interpretation.

This can lead to greater conceptual insight by challenging the boundaries of our own interpretations; just as a single word from another person can jog our memory or spark off insight where we had not expected it.

The main barriers found for disseminations are discussed: system boundaries interpretation of EN 15978, functional unit, LCI methods, operational stage and the end-of-life stage definition.

"The Invisible Human therefore is at the end of a long line of interpretation of embodiment in the categories of digital impulses, boundaries, ecclesial iconography".

On another way of thinking, artworks just are objects of interpretation, and there is no artwork prior to interpretation whose boundaries can be identified before we begin interpretation (Davies 2004).

To be sure, like all such lists embodied in U.S. regulations, the product boundaries of what goods or services are included or excluded in such (rather broad) descriptors are a matter of interpretation, and often ultimately a matter of litigation.

A mechanical interpretation associated with the boundaries of these regions is given.

Even though the association between CAD and the variants in the Chr9p21 region is consistent across many different studies and different ethnicities [ 5- 13], the fact that the SNP associated with CAD in GWAS does not fall within gene boundaries makes the interpretation of the association difficult.

Methods of interpretation.