Sentence examples for interpretive line from inspiring English sources
Fig. 5. MCS section of Line D with interpretive line drawings (see Fig. 2(b) for location).
It is hardly more satisfying to be told by Owen that Parmenides' cosmology has a purpose that is "wholly dialectical" (Owen 1960, 54 5; cf. Long 1963 for a more detailed development of this interpretive line).
A different version of the primitivist interpretive line is that there are fully natural ways but that they require finer or more complex discriminations than normal humans are capable of.
The writing doesn't explain everything, and you may be put off by its portentous tone, but it sets you thinking fruitfully along certain interpretive lines.
If the emotional valence of the scenario alone is sufficient to modify interpretation (consistent with the Emotional Valence Account), then we would expect participants in both the ambiguity present and ambiguity absent conditions to adopt an interpretive bias in line with their allocated scenario valence condition.
The bulk of popular and religious treatments still follow this interpretive line, treating Laozi as the earliest layer of "Daoist mystical thought" or "Lao-Zhuang" thought and situating Zhuangzi as his "follower".
Still, there is no interpretive funny business.
In line with the interpretive guidelines from CRS-R, participants with a t-score of 66 on a subscale represent individuals who score much above the average and were categorized as symptomatic for that trait.
In line with an interpretive approach to qualitative research, we will also draw upon Angen's (2000) framework [ 28] to ensure 'trustworthiness' which regards 'validation' as based on negotiation with participants and understands interpretations as temporal, located and open to reinterpretation.
The thickness of the lines has no interpretive value without a scale associated.
The S.E.C., on a party-line 3-2 vote, issued "interpretive guidance" to help companies decide when and whether to disclose matters related to climate change.
