Sentence examples for given a different interpretation from inspiring English sources

Each value of the scale can be given a different interpretation allowing a numerical, verbal or graphical interpretation of the values (Saaty 1987).

However, there is no reason why the logic of extreme probabilities couldn't be given a different interpretation, with (p ⇒ q) representing something like the objective probability of q, conditional on p, is infinitely close to 1.

The mutual murder as told by Agnellus is given a different interpretation by Joaquin Martinez Pizarro: he sees Helmichis' last action as a symbol of how the natural hierarchy of sexes is at last restored, after the queen's actions had unnaturally modified the proper equilibrium.

But other defense officials gave a different interpretation today.

Among the former, special interest attaches to the early Palestinian Pentateuch Targum; it preserves, for example, messianic (referring to the expected anointed deliverer) exegesis of certain passages to which later rabbis gave a different interpretation because of the Christians' appeal to them.

Analysts gave a different interpretation of the launch.

The high level of non-response may give a different interpretation of the findings The alternatives in the questionnaires were not mutually exclusive which could have caused confusion to the respondents.

As an example, it could be possible to give a different interpretation of the rate r(t), i.e., instead of a closing rate coming from a lipid-solute interaction a variable influx rate of solute molecules with constant closing rate.

Dottie gave a different version.

What they did was just ignoring the existence of the coMCRF model and giving it a different interpretation.

Others have a different interpretation, saying voters are inconsistent.