Sentence examples for interpretative advantages from inspiring English sources

From an evolutionary standpoint, sensory systems offers interpretative advantages, as the relation between the sensory response and environment is relatively straightforward.

The immediate interpretative advantage of CTs is only obtained with simple trees [ 31, 32].

Essays and Criticism Honors interpretative and critical journalism.

Interpretative inference is the second stage.

Now is not the time to rehearse them all, but the arguments against his homosexuality are complex and sophistical, and often take convenient and homophobic advantage of the sonnets' built-in interpretative slippage – which Shakespeare himself would have needed for what we would now call "plausible deniability", should anyone have felt inclined to cry sodomy.

That evaluation must be interpretative.

The book juxtaposes descriptive and interpretative passages.

Yu, however, seemingly favours interpretative detachment.

Saba had lots of interpretative notions.

He approves of the wealth of "interpretative openings and opportunities".

It's the interpretative aspect that is important.