Sentence examples for like interpretations from inspiring English sources

And his communicative insights are too direct and immediate to ever seem like interpretations.

More like interpretations of military style, they recombine elements of various archetypes (pea coats, double-breasted dress jackets, mess jackets) to create subtly masculine coats with a bit of brass-button flair that are anything but standard issue.

Like interpretations of microenvironmental influences on oncogenesis, aspects of the stem cell theory have been developed by analogy with tissue development and organogenesis (Clarke et al. 2006).

What kind of non-locality do Everett-like interpretations involve?

Other Everett-like interpretations attempt to reconcile quantum mechanics with the special theory of relativity without postulating such a controversial mind-body dualism.

Note that Van Fraassen's original interpretation is untouched by this problem, and so are possibly some more recent modal or modal-like interpretations by Spekkens and Sipe (2001), Bene and Dieks (2002) and Berkovitz and Hemmo (2006).

Everett's original formulation left the exact meaning of these relative states and their relations to observers' experience and beliefs open, and there have been different Everett-like interpretations of these states.

In the Everett-like interpretations in general, and in the splitting-worlds interpretation in particular, all the possible measurement outcomes in the EPR/B experiment are realized and may be observed.

Some of the main workers in the field such as Zeh (2000) and (perhaps) Zurek (1998) suggest that decoherence is most naturally understood in terms of Everett-like interpretations (see below Section 3.3, and the entries on Everett's relative-state interpretation and on the many-worlds interpretation).

(For discussions of the meaning of probabilities, or more precisely the meaning of the coefficients of the various terms in quantum states, in Everett-like interpretations, see Butterfield 1996, Lockwood 1996a,b, Saunders 1998, Vaidman 1998, Barnum et al. 2000, Bacciagaluppi 2002, Gill 2003, Hemmo and Pitowsky 2003, 2005, Wallace 2002, 2003, 2005a,b, Greaves 2004 and Saunders 2004, 2005).

In the splitting-worlds interpretation the probability of that outcome appears to be 1! Furthermore, setting aside the problem of interpretation, there is also the question of whether the splitting-worlds interpretation, and more generally Everett-like interpretations, can account for the particular values of the quantum probabilities of measurement outcomes.