Sentence examples for have various interpretations from inspiring English sources
The interrelationships of this group of sarcopterygian fishes have various interpretations, although their monophyly (derivation from a common ancestor) is highly probable.
The function of its massive, non-supportive walls have various interpretations: some believe they were martial and defensive, or that they were a symbolic show of authority, designed to preserve the privacy of royal families and set them apart from commoners.
Here, P1 and P2 are probability functions, which can have various interpretations, such as the probabilities of two agents, logical and statistical probability, or the probabilities of one agent at different moments in time (Miller 1966; Lewis 1980; van Fraassen 1984; Halpern 1991).
To see this, we must first recognize that there are at least three Islamic schools of thought, namely, the traditional, the fundamentalist, and the modern schools, just as we also have various interpretations of the teachings of Judaism and Christianity.
These results point to fewer cases of severe anaemia among women who delivered in health facilities and this may have various interpretations.
Islamic specialists and experts on Afghanistan had various interpretations of the latest developments.
The philosophical concept from which the tradition takes its name, dao, is broad and multifaceted, as indicated by the many interrelated meanings of the term, including "path," "road," "way," "speech," and "method". Accordingly, the concept has various interpretations and plays various roles within Daoist philosophy.
Export quality, focusing on that part of exports that is used to produce exports, has various interpretations according to the type of manufactures and their import intensity.
Stupidly had various interpretations, and the import of its nuance depended on a person's race, social position, and their own personal interaction with police officers.
The iconography of the ceiling has had various interpretations in the past, some elements of which have been contradicted by modern scholarship and others, such as the identity of the figures in the lunettes and spandrels, continue to defy interpretation.
