The findings outlined in the following pages were reached through subjecting this dataset to what may be called interpretive discourse analysis.
With lack of specific markers there may be subjective interpretive bias which probably explains the variation in diagnosing these lesions between epilepsy centres and pathologists [ 12, 31, 38].
While such a juxtaposition of rationalism with empiricism may be useful as an interpretive tool, it should be borne in mind that such schematic outlooks are constructions in retrospect.
A man of ideas, Mr. Caine may be best described as an interpretive musicologist.
His interpretive approach may be cool for some tastes, but it was refreshing to hear the music played with such Apollonian restraint.
There were no surprises on Thursday, and tempting as it may be to speak of the interpretive depth and the elegance and energy that he brings to these composers today, his performances of this music had those qualities 30 years ago as well.
When the set interpretation system of the cognitive model is represented using sets of documents, each interpretive document may be an abstract, book, comment or voice message, visual image, diagram, statistical regularity, survey result, the scale of an expert's assessment of the relevance factor, etc.
Dennett and Davidson both endorse the "indeterminacy" of belief attributions: In at least some cases, multiple incompatible interpretive schemes may be equally good, and thus there may be no fact of the matter which of those schemes is "really" the correct one, and thus whether the subject "really" believes P, if belief that P is attributed by one scheme but not by the other.
Though Dunham's interpretive dance may be viewed as a parody of the dancing in the video, it comes from the same choreographer.
Our point is that in certain circumstances there may be a selective benefit to interpretive behaviour at one stage of evolution which is then superseded by a more efficient non-interpretive strategy based on high specificity binding.
