Sentence examples for interpretation of ordered from inspiring English sources

Unambiguous interpretation of ordered rating scale response categories requires distinct meanings of category labels.

Modeling and interpretations of the ordered probit and ordered logit models are noticeably similar.

The observation that a single set of factors is associated with the progression from no rape to any rape (SPR and/or MPR) and then from no rape/SPR to MPR, which is the interpretation of the ordered model, indicates that multiple perpetrator rape is an intensification of the phenomenon of single perpetrator rape, rather than an entirely different phenomenon.

MacArthur's staff had considerable leeway for creative interpretation of their orders, but those orders reflected long interdepartmental deliberation in Washington, in contrast to today's hasty policymaking.

In this absence we could not separate clinicians' ordering decisions from the interpretation of these orders at the local laboratory.

If R is an n-ary relation symbol, f is an n-ary function symbol, and M is a domain, then under the standard interpretation of second-order logic, the second-order quantifiers (∃R) and (∀R) range over all (extensionally possible) subsets of Mn, and the second-order quantifiers (∃f) and (∀f) range over all (extensionally possible) functions from Mn to M. 64.

We note that if second-order logic can be made palatable to the nominalist perhaps by adopting a plural interpretation of second-order logic (Boolos 1984, 1985), or a proof-theoretic semantics, or in any other way—Frege's original definition (which is not formulated in set theory, but in his version of second-order logic) can be employed (Rossberg and Cohnitz 2009).

Shapiro disagreed in her interpretation of her order.

The Met is understood to have hired lawyers after the learning the HMIC would criticise the force's interpretation of public order legislation.

Other new logics are obtained by modifying the rules of those games that are involved in the game-theoretical interpretation of first-order logic mentioned above.

Mr. Levy's interpretation of the order was that after Sept. 7, he could hire uncertified teachers to work in low-performing middle and high schools, but that vacancies in low-performing elementary schools still had to be filled with certified ones.