Sentence examples for in different interpretation from inspiring English sources

The temporal handling of information is achieved by structuring the information in different interpretation contexts, linked to each other through an inference mechanism which obtains interpretations that are consistent with the original temporal information.

Differences in key groups' world view resulted in different interpretations of these spaces, thus different approaches to policy development with regard to their future.

The differing language of the disciplines of law and public health resulted in different interpretations of the questionnaire questions and different understandings of some legal terminology.

But it is at least as likely, as the board said yesterday, that "the approach discussed in this proposal could lead to situations in which professional judgments, made in good faith, result in different interpretations for similar transactions and events".

The language used in rubrics has been criticized as being vague and unclear (Turley & Gallagher, 2008), which results in different interpretations by different raters (Knoch, 2009; Weigle, 2002).

The remaining truth definition in Tarski's 1933 paper — the third as they appear in the paper — is really a bundle of related truth definitions, all for the same object language L but in different interpretations.

Comparisons between the camera images and the different ignition delay time methods show that care must be taken in interpreting traditional ignition delay data for experiments with large bifurcation effects as different methods in measuring the ignition delay time could result in different interpretations of kinetic mechanisms and impede the development of future mechanisms.

The parameter D is self-consistently chosen by identifying a maximum equivalent Mises stress in the plastic zone with that predicted by a phenomenological strength law of the type first used by Taylor and Orowan, in which strength varies inversely with nominal dislocation spacing or with cell size, either of which is identified as D in different interpretations of the model.

For cotton, only two out of 72 analyses (2.8%) resulted in different interpretations.

Invariably, this decentralisation resulted in different interpretations and variations in policy implementation.

This may have resulted in different interpretations of the same criterion.