Sentence examples similar to interpretation of a second from inspiring English sources

The key insight in Kripke's (first-order) quantified modal logic is the replacement of the single domain D of individuals in the interpretation of a first-order modal language with a function dom that assigns to each world w of the interpretation its own distinct domain of individuals dom(w).

All SIL cases were additionally reviewed by a second pathologist (JFC) to establish a consensus diagnosis (discrepancies relative to the original diagnoses were resolved by the interpretation of a third pathologist).

But the more time we spend focusing on how to avoid negative events, "the more we train our brains to seek out the negative interpretation of a situation first and the positive second," he said.

Regarding inclusion of studies and interpretation of data, a third investigator (YYO) was consulted to resolve discrepancies.

Patek Philippe's Calatrava Travel Time Ref. 5134 is a modern interpretation of a standard design first introduced in 1932.

1889 19833); Fletcher, A Historical Interpretation of the Eleventh Amendment: A Narrow Construction of an Affirmative Grant of Jurisdiction Rather than a Prohibition Against Jurisdiction, 35 Stan.L.Rev.

But three days later Attorney General John Ashcroft wrote a letter to the National Rifle Association endorsing an interpretation of the Second Amendment that could in fact gut existing gun laws.

The modern drive against gun control started with an expansive interpretation of the Second Amendment as bestowing an absolute, individual right to "keep" and "bear" arms, rather than a societal right based on the need for a "well-regulated militia".

It would be nice if an interpretation of the Second Puzzle were available that saw it differently: e.g., as accepted by him only in a context where special reasons make the Second Puzzle very plausible in that context.

Such an interpretation of the Second Amendment would make even the most modest gun control legislation unconstitutional.

Now he has nominated a potential supreme court justice who believes in an extreme interpretation of the second amendment, one that the majority of Americans do not support.