Elementary introduction and interpretation of the method are given in the publications [9, 10, 11, 12].
This section considers some elementary issues of interpretation that set the stage for introducing (in the next section) the decision tables and expected utility rule that for many is the familiar subject matter of decision theory.
She is an elementary school reading specialist.
Suggestions by the participating doctors indicated that a basic level of fluency with probability and risk, descriptive statistics, measures of diagnostic accuracy, application and interpretation of elementary hypothesis tests, epidemiological concepts and study design would be a useful foundation for undergraduates to build on later in their careers.
It must be noted, though, that such a World-Stuff view is similar to some interpretations of elementary particle physics and quantum theory.
A grammar, in Lewis's sense, is a lexicon (i.e. a set of elementary constituents, along with their interpretation), a generative component (i.e. rules for combining constituents into larger constituents), and a representing component (i.e. rules for verbally expressing constituents).
The point of the 'game of higher mathematics' consists, in Hilbert's view, in proving statements of elementary arithmetic, which do have a direct interpretation (Hilbert 1925).
Similar findings have been found in Canadian elementary schoolchildren (Grades, 1 through 6), where literal interpretation of food packaging text and images often led them to mistake what foods were healthy or not [ 22].
The physical interpretations of these variations are explained from elementary principles about the different grain growth mechanisms.
That also tracks the Supreme Court's interpretation of the 1st Amendment, which applies to elementary as well as secondary schools.
