Sentence examples for interpretive apparatus from inspiring English sources
Roberta Smith's belief that it is possible to present art without interpretive apparatus and simply to "allow it to work its effect" is historically and philosophically groundless.
This reading is very artificial and presupposes that a minimal interpretive apparatus required to make physical sense of some operators (like Q) can be withheld for others (like f(Q)).
But Wallace, like God, and even like the mere mortals who wrote the Talmud, opted for multiple perspectives, whereas "The Instructions" remains univocal — it's all Gurion's voice — and it ultimately devolves not into commentaries and interpretive apparatuses but into a vague ending involving a fudged miracle and an ostensible kidnapping by the Mossad.
But interpretive problems arise.
It's instinctive, not interpretive.
Alice Major: Computer Interpretive Florals.
The interpretive levels suffer.
It was subjective and interpretive.
