Sentence examples similar to interpretation face from inspiring English sources

So, in what follows, I shall simplify matters by talking as if Aristotle's first classificatory system is really a classification of extra-linguistic items; and I shall note places at which such an interpretation faces difficulties.

This property-dualist interpretation faces epistemological objections similar to those faced by the two-objects interpretation, because we are in no better position to acquire knowledge about properties that do not appear to us than we are to acquire knowledge about objects that do not appear to us.

But their interpretations face their own difficulties.

Moreover, the Medieval interpretations face the charge that they are an over-interpretation of Aristotle.

While Brainstorming, Sorting and Rating phases may be conducted either face-to-face or via asynchronous on-line sessions, Interpretation requires face-to-face group discussions in order to stimulate response and build consensus.

It is disconcerting to see the otherwise wryly critical Harman accept this interpretation at face value; she describes Burney as possessing a "natural and powerful feminism" and "Evelina" as "profoundly feminist," though in fact the heroine's tribulations are resolved at the end by recognition from her wealthy father and marriage to a perfect, adoring aristocrat.

FM offers a better interpretation of face, while RM has relatively high stability.

The combination of eye-tracking and hemodynamic activity measurement should throw light on this topic and allow systematic interpretation of face identification.

The survey was pilot tested (n = 5) to check for any problems with interpretation and face validity; only minor changes to the layout were made.

An example choice set is presented in Figure 2. The survey was pilot tested (n = 18) to check for any problems with interpretation and face validity; only minor changes to layout were made.

Linda Haffner, director of interpreter services at Stanford University Hospital and Clinics, said face-to-face interpretation was necessary in certain situations.