Sentence examples for more general interpretation from inspiring English sources

We also have a more general interpretation.

These works propose a more general interpretation for the notion of risk, saying that dangerous situations arise from drivers performing unexpected maneuvers.

A more general interpretation is introduced, according to which Triadic Groups can be perceived as architectural stages and replicas of the Flower Mountain at the specific moment of the Maize God's resurrection.

Thus, a more general interpretation (suitable also for the case of parallel attack), considers that each circle with i triangles in state I is representative of all global states with exactly i nodes intruded.

This more general interpretation provides a better match between the treatment of terms and the treatment of quantifiers and results in systems that are adequate for classical or free logic rules (depending on whether the fixed domains or world-relative domains are chosen).

Bhaskararaya also provides a more general interpretation of this name as simply meaning that Ganesha's very form is "eternal elightenment", so he is named Buddha.

Interpretations of Hume's philosophy of religion are often made against the background of more general interpretations of his philosophical intentions.

Others had a more generous interpretation.

One can also give more general epistemological interpretations of Gödel's theorems.

An originalist might claim that her view follows necessarily from a more general theory of interpretation: to interpret is necessarily to retrieve something that existed at the time of authorship an original object.

Thus, as Davidson's approach to the theory of meaning turns out to imply a more general theory of interpretation, so his holistic view of meaning implies a holistic view of the mental, and of mental content, in general.