Sentence examples for for other interpretations from inspiring English sources

Perhaps most charitably interpreted (for other interpretations considered by Russell, see BReal, 87), this amounts to the claim that a's bearing relation R to b is always reducible to properties held by a and b individually, or to a property held by the complex formed of a and b.

Illustration can be a starting point, but to become art it has to open up and allow for other interpretations — then you get the kind of work I love most".

At school, my generation was taught categorically – with no room for other interpretations – that all Communists were atheists and the enemy of the Indonesian state, and that the defeat of the Indonesian Communist party was crucial to the survival of the nation.

There's a predetermined pessimism that cuts off any feeling for what made the '60s a swinging decade – and allows little room for other interpretations.

Throughout different periods I started introducing more elements, such as the circuits, which led my paintings towards another dimension - this dimension enhanced my painting, allowing for other interpretations of my work.

Though CoRoT-7b was discovered before Kepler-10b and has been claimed to be rocky, there is more room for other interpretations in the case of CoRoT-7b's composition than there is for Kepler-10b.

This is an example of the so-called reference class problem for frequentism (although it can be argued that analogues of the problem arise for the other interpretations as well[9]).

The specificities of anti-CD25 and anti-IL2, both of which compete solely for IL2-IL2R intogetherns, together with the lack of an inhibitory effect of mAbs reactive with other IL2Rγc cytokines, essentially leaves little possibility for any other interpretations.

But the primary evidence for this belief — "the unrelenting way the Orphan Master singled him out for punishment" — invites other interpretations.

This is often taken as evidence for cannibalism, but other interpretations are just as likely (e.g., the action of carrion-eating animals [such as hyenas] turning up the bones to the surface and thus causing their burning by later fires at the same place).

Helping colleagues regarding isotope data for provenance and other interpretations was another important task.