The qualitative part of the study used the interpretive paradigm which began with the individual SpRs and set out to understand their multiple interpretations of, and perspectives on, the world around them; the emergent theory was grounded on the data generated by the research[ 27].
Above all else, proper assessment of disaster landscapes in GSV requires both visual understanding of the situation, and also wider contextual information on multiple interpretations of this "science" and its relationship to competing narratives of place something a volatile and two-dimensional digital map on its own can only address in limited fashion.
20 Our study draws on social constructionist epistemology suggesting that there are multiple interpretations of reality and ways of knowing.
After all the keynotes this year, it is clear that we are not converging on one set of protocols, or one look-and-feel for mobile apps, but instead multiple interpretations of the same products.
Trump's public statements on that question have varied in recent weeks, allowing for multiple interpretations of what his ban would mean.
Wicked problems are messy, ill-defined, more complex than we fully grasp, and open to multiple interpretations based on one's point of view.
Doing this allows me to alter slightly the available interpretation of Metzger's 'mental a priori', a concept that has anyway proven to be open to multiple interpretations depending on one's partial perspective (cf. Chimisso, 2001: 238).
Controversy has erupted from the sleepy third-floor hallway galleries at the New York Public Library, where a modest exhibition of contemporary prints called "Multiple Interpretations" is on view.
Rather, we use these designations, based on multiple interpretations and sources, to provide an objective link between our genetic data and the preexisting taxonomic nomenclature.
