"external interpretation" is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: We sought to provide a new external interpretation of the book's themes.
This is the external interpretation of such sentences, on which, according to Williams, all such sentences are false.
Since metaphysicians engaging in ontological disputes over these questions evidently have the external interpretation in mind they do not take them to be trivial much of traditional metaphysics for Carnap was cognitively meaningless as well.
One particular strength of the CLUSTER method relates to the fact that theories are identified "forensically", from the actual evidence base for a project rather than being "magicked" via external interpretation from the review team.
22 There may also be a problem using rating scales with heterogeneous criteria, including that is, criteria related to external validity, interpretation or ethical issues.
We discuss these as (1) the interplay between experience, confidence, and fear of not appearing knowledgeable; (2) influences upon accessing, interpreting and using feedback; and (3) mechanisms guiding (and potentially biasing) interpretation of external feedback.
The United States and Britain, along with Russia, are co-signatories of the 1994 Budapest Memorandum which guarantees the security of Ukraine against external aggression, although legal interpretation differs on whether the threat has to involve nuclear weapons.
A notion of diagrammatic derivation in which the external representation and its interpretation are synthesized in tandem is also introduced in this paper.
Cell migration depends on a combination of the cell's intrinsic capacity to move and the proper interpretation of external cues.
The psychological interpretation of external and internal excitation, as discussed by Freud in the Outline of Psychoanalysis and The Psychopathology of Everyday Life (1904),arrested Ortega's attention on this new scientific method between 1911 and 1915.
Just as computing in the 60s and 70s was about mass calculation and interpretation of external data and experts foresaw little of what we have now, the future of computing involves such a low level of fundamental integration and a high number of nodes that it's practically impossible for us to see how it will work.
There has been some resistance from the community of Japanese archaeologists to the revised dates, due the interpretation of external evidence for the beginning of Yayoi, based on the dating of bronze daggers originating in the Liaoning region and found throughout the Korean peninsula and Kyūshū.
