1960), the court held that the defendant's general denial of the plaintiff's jurisdictional allegations could not possibly apply to the allegation that the defendant was a New Jersey corporation, and that the only fair interpretation of the answer is that that allegation must be deemed to be admitted.
The first was different opinion about interpretation of the answer.
"Compared with the necessary dialogue about a book in a humanities classroom, where everyone is going to have their own interpretation, the correct answer in a scientific experiment is not only always the same, it's not up to the people who seek it.
Persistent difference in rating in 9% was attributable to different interpretation of the answers of the patients.
The patient marks only one response per question and the ultimate interpretation of the answers suggests whether he or she has high risk of OSA (positive) or not (negative).
In the latter interpretation, the queen's answer reveals her determination not to let the wound opened by the killing of her father be healed through a ritual act, thus openly displaying her thirst for revenge.
An aide to the prince provided simultaneous interpretation; the prince's answers were assembled from the interviewers' notes and verified by his staff.
An answer set program is composed of a set of AnsProlog rules, and the interpretation of an answer set program is called answer sets.
In a June interview, he was asked directly if he would "lower the write-offs for 401 k)s or capital gains and dividends?" His answer was evasive and left room for interpretation: "I don't know the answer to your question.
He is rejecting the very right of the Supreme Court on which he sits to adjudicate disputes where the answer requires interpretation of the Constitution, (which is of course precisely what the Court did when it interpreted the 2nd Amendment to enshrine the personal right to own guns, an opinion Scalia wrote), a role that has proven to be a cornerstone of American democracy.
The irony is that until we have the answer, narrow interpretations of the results of individual studies risk doing further harm, undermining public confidence in science and possibly discouraging quit attempts.
