Sentence examples for interpretation in question from inspiring English sources

The translation of the term wu will need to reflect the particular interpretation in question.

(It is known that the legal basis for the surveillance programs is the Patriot Act, but the legal interpretations in question are secret).

The first relies on anchor-based methods and examines the relationship between scores on the target instrument (the instrument for which interpretation is in question) and some independent measure, termed an anchor.

In the case of race and gender categories, the emphasis also offers something more, the possibility of constructionist interpretations of the categories in question: interpretations that emphasize the reality of the category, but a reality that grows out of our social, cultural, and conceptual practices.

Here I discuss the odd but distinct possibility that it doesn't matter whether the challengers or the government have the better interpretation of the provision in question.

(This is just a way of registering an intended truth-functional interpretation for the connectives # in question).

Ramus' interpretation of the lines in question made it possible for him to maintain that his method was strictly Aristotelian.

Brand and Jax (2007) suggest that resilience has become a "boundary object" that facilitates communication across disciplinary borders by creating shared vocabulary, although the understanding of the parties may differ regarding their specific interpretation of the term in question.

Exactly how damning that evidence is remains open to interpretation — the PowerPoint slides in question include some dialogue from Apple designer Shin Nishibori (who created the now well-known Sony iPhone designs) and phone designs the company was working on prior to the iPhone's launch in 2007 — but Judge Koh was none-too-pleased with that turn of events.

Summary of statistical methods and their implemented interpretation in relation research questions is shown in Table  1.

32 Higher confidence in healthcare in the UK than in the USA may be related to differences between healthcare systems, to cultural and political differences or to differing social norms that may influence interpretations in answering questions about confidence.