Sentence examples for dependent on interpretation from inspiring English sources
The case of ICT illustrates this structural coupling clearly, for in spite of tremendous developments (speed, volume, and accessibility) in electronic data processing, social actors remain dependent on interpretation and choice in order to exploit the technological capacities.
However, Dennett's (1988) claim is that there is no mind-independent determinate fact of the matter about meanings or functions and that the functions of artifacts, the functions of biological systems and the contents of the thoughts of people are all dependent on interpretation, on our adopting either the design stance or the intentional stance toward them.
For citations dependent on interpretation of data, authors generally should use only high-quality peer-reviewed sources.
DAVID MAJMIN Brooklyn, March 4, 2012 To the Editor: We may not be able to say with certainty whether William Johnson is a good teacher or a bad one, but we can be sure of one thing: teacher evaluations will remain nebulous and inconsistent as long as they are dependent on the interpretation of the person making the judgment.
However, in our study, graft obliquity was not determined by the o'clock description because this system lacks precision and is highly dependent on subjective interpretation [35].
I used the example of Christianity as an alternative way to show the simplistic approach that defines religion based on ideas, sacred texts and purported ethical ethos that are actually historically dependent on human interpretation in shifting contexts.
Processing speed and working memory also differed significantly dependent on odor interpretation performance whereas executive functioning (set shifting), verbal memory and divided attention did not.
The risk signature is not dependent on pathology interpretation and provides risk information that is independent of risk stratification resulting from standard clinical models.
It is interesting that another GP, who also preferred numbers, said that "Numbers are more exact and less dependent on subjective interpretation".
Once the vascular hot spot is identified, vessel counts after agreement on the description of a single countable vessel appears to be less dependent on subjective interpretation than the process of hot spot selection.
