Sentence examples for interpretation contains from inspiring English sources

But the order of the sounds, according to one old interpretation, contains the message in quite explicit terms.

This interpretation contains two central components generosity and reciprocity and views transactions as strategic acts to buffer risk and reduce insecurity (Cashdan 1985 , 1990 Wiessner 1982, 2002).

That hinges on the interpretation contained in the article's 10th paragraph: "In one terrifying close call Lt Gen Charles Brown, commander of the American air campaign in Syria, said US and Russian planes came within just 20 miles of each other – which, at the speeds they travel, is as little as 30 seconds from a disastrous impact".

Listeners who grew weary of Maazel's interventionist habits — his arbitrary twisting of tempos, his abrupt underlining of instrumental details — may be relieved that Gilbert's interpretations contain few radical flourishes.

The interpretation system contains neural networks for half-space and layered-earth interpretations.

Consequently, every new guess T (via predicates inN and outN derives fail. Thus, we have no interpretation without predicate fail that satisfies π satpref. However, the saturated interpretation, which contains fail and both inN (a ) and outN (a ) for each a ∈ A, does satisfy the program and also becomes an answer set of the program.

The interpretation [50] contains a great deal of analysis on a scale too fine for this paper.

The record of a patient's crimes -- usually called "the official version" -- takes on an authority of its own, not just for its details, but also for the psychiatric interpretations it contains about those details.

As Shamdasani observes, "in a critical sense, 'Liber Novus' does not require supplemental interpretation, for it contains its own interpretation," and so it is at last possible to begin a study of Jung with the work he held above all the rest.

Localised deactivations can be identified and as a result a global active prediction can still produce an interpretation output containing a deactivated feature.

Two other domains, Acceptance and Interpretation, both contain barriers relating to the individual attributes of the officials.