"I said, 'It sounds interesting, but I'll get to that tomorrow.'" Inspired by Jasper Johns' interpretation of numbers, letters, targets and other "things we have looked at but not examined", Ruscha stuck with art school, never dreaming he would ever sell a painting.
Such probabilistic pragmatic models have been applied to a number of phenomena of interest, including reasoning about referential expressions in context (Frank & Goodman 2012), ignorance implicatures (Goodman & Stuhlmüller 2013), non-literal interpretation of number terms (Kao et al. 2014), or Quantity implicatures in complex sentences (Potts et al. to appear).
With regard to our question there is no loss of generality in the restriction to the language of set theory since the problem of finding new axioms for PA translates (through the natural interpretation of number theory into set theory) into the problem of finding new axioms for ZFC−Infinity, and conversely.
In addition, a significant portion of programs had no information posted regarding "international experience" on AMA-FREIDA and/or no mention of global health opportunities on individual program websites, which could limit the interpretation of number of programs offering global health opportunities.
Amateur interpretations of the numbers were offered, tempered by memories of "what happened to Hillary".
Yet, consumers of poll data should hold a healthy skepticism about the popular interpretations of poll numbers presented on television, in papers and online blogs, and on the radio.
She also recorded her own interpretations of a number of Mozart's concertos as well as Bela Bartók's Piano Concerto No. 3.
And out of parts of this ground, rather than the leftish 60's, have come new conspiracy theories, provoked by occurrences like the Branch Davidian incident in Waco, Tex., and interpretations of any number of events during the presidency of Bill Clinton, the conservative bête noire par excellence.
Porphyry, Proclus, Damascius and Olympiodorus gave allegorical interpretations of a number of Platonic myths, such as the Phaedo and Gorgias eschatological myths, or the myth of Atlantis.
They are therefore subjective interpretations of a number for which no 'true value' exists (Table 2, section 9) [ 57].
