Sentence examples similar to methods of construing from inspiring English sources

Thus, the policy of construing a statute to avoid constitutional questions is presumptively out of place when construing a measure like TELRIC that prescribes a method.

There are different ways of construing the dream argument.

Chinese and English are two quite different languages, with their own ways of construing coherence.

There are many different ways of construing the details of Pavlovian conditioning.

The actuality constraints rule out overly stringent ways of construing this relationship.

Synthetic biologists' ambition to make helps determine how their field demarcates itself, sets appropriate methods and practices, construes the purpose and character of knowledge, and views the things of the living world.

Traditionally, this special method was construed as a kind of "inward" gaze, directed at the mental state to be grasped.

"Methods" should be construed broadly here to encompass not only, say, the experimental method, but also the styles of explanation (e.g., identification of causes that determine, ceteris paribus, their effects) employed in the sciences.

Emotion reappraisal is a cognitive change of emotional impact by construing a potentially emotion-eliciting situation.

Initially, we will contrast the number of instances of death construed as Thing with those construed as process in each subcorpus.

She thus follows pragmatic methodology in its claim that it eschews essentialism, construed as a method of identifying fixed and unchanging features of a given concept, practice or entity.