Sentence examples for for some interpretations from inspiring English sources

For some interpretations, see Rowe 1995, Ferrari 1995, and Lane 1998, Part II.

Note that while the new circle arises for some interpretations, it does not arise for all.

But for some interpretations of 'grue', ascribing to me the belief that grass is grue will fit my dispositions just as well.

Some of these axioms are relatively controversial for some interpretations of the conditional, some are constitutive of the very notion of conditional.

"With the celebrity culture, every little detail becomes grist for some interpretation," Professor Braudy said.

Accounting rules allow for some interpretation but when the figure at dispute is £250m – or almost a quarter of the £1.1bn of profit that Tesco was expecting to make in the first half of its financial year – it's hard to imagine a benign explanation.

Yet for no reading of "if" which is stronger than the truth-functional reading is CP valid — at least this is so if we treat "&" and "~" in the classical way and accept the validity of the inference: (I) ~(A&~B); A; therefore B. Suppose CP is valid for some interpretation of "If A, B".

There is no mention of stoning in the Quran, but the practice is considered a legitimate punishment for adultery under some interpretations of Sharia law.

The text is unique in its focus on logical analysis, its use of toy data, and its provision of some interpretation rules for its phonological rule syntax.

The implications of recovery, some interpretations for each population, and avenues of future research are considered.

There may be other redundancies; some interpretations, for instance, invoke what are called superselection rules that identify states represented by distinct normalized vectors.