Sentence examples for interpretation in this case from inspiring English sources

Laws are made to last for decades, even centuries, with the help of judicial interpretation (in this case, the Supreme Court supported Title II classification) and legislative amendment (in this case, the 1996 Telecommunications Act).

The main objective of the interpretation in this case is to retrieve the characteristic inverse parameters of the 3D approximative model: depth to the top, thickness, extension in depth, extension in the strike direction, and direction and amount of dip.

Even Qinc has some interpretation in this case: The direct estimates are estimates of the inverse variance-weighted averages of different true but unknown study-specific treatment effects.

Kennedy was at least consistent in his assertion that subsidies would be available to all; the other three dissenters in Sebelius changed their interpretations in this case because their objective is apparently not to construe the statute fairly, but to inflict the maximum amount of damage to it.

However, in 1980 the Privy Council rejected this interpretation in the case of Ong Ah Chuan v. Public Prosecutor, a decision on appeal from Singapore.

And, like Stonehenge, this Unesco world heritage site is to be fronted by a new £3m visitor and interpretation centre, in this case sponsored by the Jordanian ministry of tourism and antiquities, funded by the World Bank, and designed by Edward Cullinan Architects, winners of an international competition held last year.

Although a favorite of intelligent design creationism advocates, Piltdown is actually a beautiful example of the scientific method at work, whereby new evidence eventually calls into question prior interpretation, and in this case recognition of intentional fraud (Spencer 1990).

The odds ratio eb has a simpler interpretation in the case of a categorical explanatory variable with two categories; in this case it is just the odds ratio for one category compared with the other.

Although the "biological interpretation" in the case of gene absence is unambiguous, many possibilities arise when sequences share any level of similarity.

However, a more insightful interpretation of frequency in this case will be to relate the characteristics of these signals to the well-explored frequency interpretation in the domain of conventional signal processing.

A political ecology interpretation highlights relationships in this case study between competing claims about fringe greening and fringe landscape practices.