Sentence examples for its interpretation on from inspiring English sources

Here the syntactic domain is the actual language and the semantic one its interpretation on an abstract machine: the medium of interpretation.

I asked him if he'd read the Qur'an, which I have, and he told me he had read its interpretation on the internet.

The CfA team bases its interpretation on a model of x-ray novae developed by Narayan and Insu Yi of the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey.

The automatic annotations base its interpretation on considering the rhythms between uniquely defined rhythm transition times and thus avoids these kinds of inconsistencies.

In its written decision, the court cited the importance of the separation of powers, and said the Legislature had not violated the state's Constitution when it relied on its "interpretation of its own rules of proceeding" and gave slightly less than two hours' notice before meeting and voting.

Justice Prosser was with the majority, who cited the importance of the separation of powers and said the State Legislature had not violated the state's Constitution when it relied on its interpretation of its rules and gave slightly less than two hours' notice before meeting and voting for the collective bargaining rights cuts.

Right now Pong is a moving plastic and gears head that sits on a table and looks at you with two ping-pong ball-like eyes and once it makes eye contact it smiles or frowns based on its interpretation of your mood.

Instead, the court unanimously decided that if the Florida court's ruling were based entirely on its interpretation of state law, then it would have been acting within its authority and the Supreme Court would not get involved.

The city's financial responsibility for Mr. Burge is based on its interpretation of Illinois law and sections of municipal code, one which states that the chairman of the City Council's Finance Committee — with the mayor's approval — may appoint counsel to defend former employees in civil cases, said Jennifer Hoyle, the Law Department spokeswoman.

It paid out three liability claims, doubled down in court on its interpretation of the evidence that was behind those payouts, lost in court, was roundly mocked online, will pay the underinsured motorist claim to the Fishers after all and is now also paying them a separate settlement to avoid a hearing before the state insurance commissioner.

Each department and agency has had to decide what to do with its Web site based on its interpretation of federal laws and rules.