Sentence examples for interpreted terms from inspiring English sources
Postulates and definitions alike impose a constraint on the admissible, or intended, interpretation of the complete language L V), where V contains basic and indirectly interpreted terms.
If the formula results in a true sentence for any substitution of interpreted terms (of the appropriate logical type) for the variables, the formula and the sentence are said to be logically true (in the narrower sense of the expression).
The primary data collection tool was a self-assessment questionnaire; therefore, individuals may have interpreted terms like "capacity", differently.
Sustainability, a broadly interpreted term, denotes the stewardship of farmland and groundwater in ecologically sound ways.
But there is no magic right way to interpret terms like "free speech" or "due process" — or potato chip.
Finally, no definitions were provided and respondents were left to interpret terms on their own.
To derive a precising definition we had to interpret terms like "tailored", "health care" or "adequately distinctive".
This will help you interpret terms that may be unfamiliar or whose meanings have changed over time.
It is not clear how these values might be interpreted in terms of long-term exposure.
Among other things, the Wachowskis' reclusiveness was now interpreted in terms of Lana's gender identity.
Primary isotope effects are often interpreted in terms of what is known as transition-state theory.
