Code of Justinian, Latin Codex Justinianus, formally Corpus Juris Civilis ("Body of Civil Law"), the collections of laws and legal interpretations developed under the sponsorship of the Byzantine emperor Justinian I from 529 to 565 ce.
Recently there have been three interpretations developed based on theories about the nature of information.
In general, the S360 model facilitates extending to satellite altitude the numerous near-surface anomaly interpretations developed since the compilation's completion (e.g., Milligan et al. 2003).
Looking at chicks, for example, and drawing on his interpretations developed earlier for the physical science, he saw material, final, formal, and efficient causes at work in developing individual organisms.
In this pretentious volume, Russell shows only the most superficial familiarity with progress made in the study of social phenomena or in any special field of social research, either with techniques of inquiry, or with materials assembled, or with interpretations developed... it seems doubtful that the author knows what is going on in the world of social science".
Then disagreements about interpretation develop into battles over the museum's very function.
The statistical interpretation developed can provide guidance for the synthesis of linear clusters of controlled lengths, which can be tuned experimentally by adjusting the particle size and number ratios.
Many dream groups engage in "projective dreamwork," a method of interpretation developed by Montague Ullman, a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst who in 1962 founded the Dream Laboratory at Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn, and was a vocal proponent of dream groups until his death in 2008.
However, it would not substantially affect the overall interpretation developed here if the traditional commentators are correct.
In a plural metatheory in which we have a theory of ordered pairs, one may adapt the generalized conception of an interpretation developed in Rayo & Uzquiano (1999) to provide a plural model theory in which one uses neither.
Kleene's function-realizability interpretation, developed to prove the consistency of his formalization FIM of the intuitionistic theory of sequences ("intuitionistic analysis"), changes the interpretation of arithmetical formulas; for example, ¬ ¬∀x (A x) ∨ ¬A x)) is function-realizable for every arithmetical formula A x).
