Sentence examples for interpretation as given from inspiring English sources

Narasimhan Krishnamachari, a scholar on Vishishtadvaita philosophy, states that the name "Sharabha" has been interpreted in two ways namely; the first interpretation means "the Destroyer (of those who transgress the bounds of ethics)," as given by the Sri Vaishnavite commentator, Parasara Bhattar and the second interpretation as given by Adi Sankara, among others.

We give interpretation as follows.

The results obtained in the present study demonstrate some of the existent pitfalls in the interpretation of bowel diseased states as given by the sole analysis of a biomarkers' change patterns.

Scoring can be rated by giving a score of 1 or 2, or by comparing against a standardized score, and interpretation is given as graphical sten scores.

We compare the four optimization methods under a range of observation scenarios, where data of different completeness and accuracy of interpretation are given as input.

A similar interpretation may be given as the one provided earlier for the constrained spherical topology.

There has been, as he characterizes it, a theoretical shift in the humanities "from interpretation as identification of given meaning-structures to the reconstruction of those processes through which structures of articulated meaning can at all emerge" (p. 398).

For her latest show at Dundee Contemporary Arts she recorded herself reading pornography and carved full stops in different fonts from polystyrene, as well as giving concrete interpretations of words such as "twerp", "spaz" and "tart".

Indeed, Frederick Schmitt offers an interpretation of Hume that construes him as giving a reliability theory of justification (Schmitt 2014: 1 and passim).

As Ransdell (1977, 169) puts it, the "immediate object is, in other words, the funded result of all interpretation prior to the interpretation of the given sign".

Whatever sounds and signals they may have employed they must have depended largely on their subjective intuitive interpretation within a given circumstance as distinct from formally agreed upon objective signs and sounds.