Sentence examples for known interpretation from inspiring English sources

The second and better known interpretation of Roger Bacon as a scientist is found in nineteenth and twentieth century writers on the history of science and has a solid basis in Bacon's own work, e.g., the edition of the Opus tertium by J.S. Brewer [OQHI].

I know interpretations exist, and there are essays about how it reflects Japan, America, politics, and history.

The third is known as interpretation (a special case of the interpretations that we began with).

Since no known physical interpretation of initial conditions in Riemann-Liouville' s sense [4, 7, 11] was available, it was felt the solutions obtained are practically useless.

Carruthers endorses a similar broadly similar proposal, arguing that passing thoughts expressed in inner speech can be known without interpretation (Carruthers 2011: 107 8).

When the victim genotype is not known during interpretation, we can compare the two-unknown quantitative modeling method LR2 with the qualitative CPI inclusion method (CPI threshold set at 100 rfu).

While this study can define microbial evenness and diversity, ideal values are not known so interpretation of these results in a clinical context is difficult.

Consideration of the assignment of treatment observations, regardless of study, to the mixture components for the Actin sub-network revealed new and confirmed known biological interpretations (Table 2).

When a witness testifies in a foreign language through an interpreter, judges often instruct that jurors who speak the witness' language must go not by the witness' testimony, but by the interpreter's English version of it -- even if they know that interpretation to be inaccurate.

And even when a court knows the interpretation was faulty, relief is only granted when "better translation would have made the difference in the outcome of the hearing".

As is usually the case, there was no way to know which interpretation was right until much later.