Sentence examples for essence interpretation from inspiring English sources

If one adopts the relativized real essence interpretation of the Essay, then there are no real essences for unsorted individuals.

If, however, one adopts the unrelativized real essence interpretation, then it appears possible that Locke could think that unsorted individuals have a real essence and not just an internal constitution.

Moreover, critics of the relativized real essence interpretation will likely focus on the part of (III.vi.6) that seems to bracket off all nominally essential qualities from a real essence: "By this real Essence, I mean, that real constitution of any Thing…which every Thing has within it self, without any relation to any thing without it".

In essence, the interpretation algorithm provides for each ion image a set of contribution coefficients, one for each structure in the atlas.

The second interpretation makes essence the object (that is, the term or result), not the subject of creation: essence is constituted as such in virtue of its relation of participation with the Creator.

The notion of multi-linearization of neural networks captures the essence of the proposed interpretation.

Despite the fact that Dworkin's interpretative theory of law is extremely sophisticated and complex, the essence of his argument from interpretation can be summarized in a rather simple way.

The essence of such research is interpretation, hence key processes are immersion (reading and re-reading texts), reflection, discussion amongst team members, comparison and continuing to seek explanations and test theories until saturation of the data is reached.

The Daily Mail's interpretation That, in essence, is the court's judgment.

They started with the purest form of scientific communication-research papers that supposedly leave little room for more than one interpretation-and transformed them into modern dance, a medium in which individual interpretation is the essence.

As with any qualitative content analysis, prejudices should be avoided and the best interpretation of the essence of participants' experience sought [ 56].