Sentence examples for instance of interpretation from inspiring English sources

To continue with linguistic examples, we know that the dynamic interpretant is the actual interpretation we make, or understanding we reach, in the first instance of interpretation.

It's a case of interpretation, of course, and in this instance the two on-field umpires said not out but the third umpire, Joel Wilson, overruled them.

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

For instance, the interpretation of the notion of "human dignity" was, for the most part, adopted from the practice of the German Federal Constitutional Court, and the Hungarian constitutional system has consistently and smoothly applied it ever since.

For instance, the interpretation of the cumulative incidence of death must take into account the cumulative incidence of renal transplantation and transfer to HD.

For instance, the interpretation of β l where l for instance is Lenient attitudes towards sick leave is that increasing the leniency towards sick leave with one standard deviation is associated with an increase in the sick leave rate of the value of β l.

For instance, careful interpretation of proteomics data has shed some light on the underlying mechanisms leading to cancer formation.

One standard instance of implementation concerns the interpretation of one language in another.

It is an instance of the no-counterexample interpretation by Kreisel [16, 17].

If (a^mathcal {I}in C^mathcal {I}), then we say that (a) is an instance of (C) in the interpretation (mathcal {I}).

This principle is a fundamental tenet of Anaxagoras' theory, and leads to difficulties of interpretation (see, for instance, the debate between Mathews 2002 and 2005 and Sisko 2005).