Sentence examples for indirect interpretation from inspiring English sources

One final note on indirect interpretation is in order.

This is why the indirect interpretation semantics has been separated from the present discussion of defining theoretical terms.

Both Carnap (1961) and Lewis (1970) interpret theoretical terms indirectly simply because any definition is an instance of an indirect interpretation.

Hence, a distinctive merit of the indirect interpretation semantics of theoretical terms is that theoretical constants need not be recovered from the Ramsey sentence in the first place.

Both the Ramsey view and the indirect interpretation semantics deviate from standard truth-conditional semantics at the level of theoretical terms and theoretical sentences.

The notion of an indirect interpretation was introduced by Carnap in his Foundations of Logic and Mathematics (1939, Ch. 23 24) with the intention of accounting for the semantics of theoretical terms in physics.

Both permit direct and indirect interpretations on the level of vascularisation, blood supply, and the rate of growth.

On one recent version of an indirect perception interpretation, sensory ideas mediate our perception of the external bodies they're of, in much the same way that pictures (or other representational media) mediate our perception of what they portray (Newman 2009).

Because many clinical and radiographic variables used in orthodontic research are correlated due to direct or indirect MC, interpretation of studies in the literature needs to be cautious.

The described method is called indirect standardization, and interpretation of results is similar to relative risk interpretation, i.e., comparing the risk for disease in an exposed cohort to the risk for disease in an unexposed cohort.

However, several lines of direct and indirect evidence constrain interpretations for both the sequence architecture and bounding unconformities, and help to discriminate between the various mechanisms that may have driven their development.