Sentence examples for common interpretations of from inspiring English sources
In practical terms, concluded Mr. Stimson and his co-authors, Lawrence J. Grossback and David A. M. Peterson, policy mandates exist only when both parties embrace common interpretations of an election's results.
Nonetheless, the epistemological form of emergentism is highly congenial to common interpretations of complexity in modern science and is usually what is meant in modern discussions of emergence.
There are common interpretations of the three-valued semantics according to which one of the many 'acceptable' interpretations of T can be picked out as the correct interpretation.
The formal systems discussed here are compatible with all of the common interpretations of probability, but obviously, in concrete applications, certain interpretations of probability will fit more naturally than others.
The most common interpretations of the trial were "no benefit of screening", "no harms of screening", or both.
Subjects' questionnaire responses revealed that the majority of subjects within a single language-country pair had common interpretations of bother.
Based on the assumption that expert reviewers should be able to come to exact agreement about how to apply the possible five levels of scoring to each questions, consensus indexes of interpreter reliability were computed as estimates of how experts shared a common interpretation of the construct.
"In Nazi Germany, one very common interpretation of homosexuality was that it was animalistic behavior, subhuman," he said.
Under the most common interpretation of Islamic law, adultery can be proved only if someone confesses to it, or if the act is seen by four male witnesses.
According to Al-Ahram, a "common interpretation" of the arrests is that they are a signal from Mubarak to the public that the Muslim Brotherhood "will never be part" of government reform in Egypt.
