This rather convoluted language is the only possible interpretation which explicitly states that the classic method cannot provide the probabilities that clinicians are seeking for.
A greater share of blame for the tragedy was thus shifted to Tonio's covetous meddling, a defensible interpretation if not explicitly the composer's intent.
The primary realization of understanding is as skilled activity in the domain of the ready-to-hand, but it can be manifested as interpretation, when Dasein explicitly takes something as something (e.g., in cases of disturbance), and also as linguistic assertion, when Dasein uses language to attribute a definite character to an entity as a mere present-at-hand object.
There's a holy, transcendent role to singing; as opposed to singing as entertainment, which can be corrupting and lowering, it's an explicitly religious interpretation, aligning singers with priests and preachers, charged with saving the souls of their fellow men.
Since, unlike the Mohist Canons, early Mohist texts do not treat the concept of knowledge explicitly, this interpretation is necessarily conjectural and incomplete.
We have never read a mitigating statement saying that their results are open to the opposite interpretation although the authors explicitly raised this possibility in their result section (Table 1).
This means combining a high level of user-friendliness (ie, short and rapidly completed tools with low burden and easy interpretation) with strong and explicitly stated measurement properties to support decisions at the level of the individual patient.
Explicitly political interpretations are, technically, outside the album.
Waddington meant his epigenetic landscape as a "diagrammatic representation" of development and warned explicitly against interpretations that were too rigorous or literal [ 2, 3].
Let me just give a nod, here, to Roger Penrose, the physicist who has written most explicitly about the interpretation of his science by drawing on Plato.
