Implementation is not semantic interpretation; indeed, it requires an independent semantic account in order to formulate a notion of implementation correctness.
These examples aside, even the additivity axiom is problematic on Armendt's interpretation, for it requires, for mutually exclusive propositions p and q, that joint bets on p and on q amount to the same option as a bet on p or q.
Modern dance is a big invitation for interpretation, and sometimes it requires the audience to take an open-minded leap into the new, unknown, bizarre or abrasive.
For Dworkin, this point holds good for the activities of judges and legal theorists alike: anyone reasoning about the law is required to treat it as an interpretive social practice and offer interpretations of what it requires in light of the purpose or point which they assign to it.
According to Weber's theses, social research cannot be fully inductive or descriptive, because understanding some phenomenon implies that the researcher must go beyond mere description and interpret it; interpretation requires classification according to abstract "ideal (pure) types".
It requires interpretation and 50 sources and integrating and assembling this material into a story told by an individual voice".
Lastly, manual spectrum interpretation may help, but it requires a lot of time and experience.
Experience is never, critics argue, simply epistemically available prior to interpretation (Scott 1992); rather it requires a theoretical framework implicit or explicit to give it meaning.
Understanding the worlds of art is no different, in kind, from understanding the worlds of science or of ordinary perception: it requires interpretation of the various symbols involved in those areas.
The PSR is not violated in this case, according to Clarke's interpretation of it, because it requires only this: if the earth appears in one place rather than another, there must be a reason that it appears there, and the reason in this case is simply the divine will; there is no further question about why the divine being made a particular choice rather than another.
