Sentence examples for naturally interpreted from inspiring English sources

The position is suggested by remarks in Maddy (1997), though as we will see in section 5, Maddy (1997) is more naturally interpreted as advancing a heterogeneous form of naturalism.

They are naturally interpreted by making systematic use of Skolem functions.

The skilled worker is then most naturally interpreted as the entrepreneur and her specific skills are what make firms heterogeneous.

According to him the standard formulations of the theory are ontologically committed to the metric field, and the latter is most naturally interpreted as representing "spacetime structure" (8).

In a discussion of snow, "There is a large bank on Main Street" is naturally interpreted as referring to a snow bank.

Vectorization is the replacement of these point-based structures by lines that are naturally interpreted (such as boundaries of habitat types).

In view of these incongruities (and the fundamental principles that guide us in the interpretation of speech acts), we do not naturally interpret the image as a literal depiction of some event, but as a visual metaphor.

A Magnet for French Speakers Robert Leonhardt naturally interprets the name Larchmont to mean "the arch of the mountain".

Then, when they're played back, your brain naturally interprets them as the camera moving past the scene.

They are semantically based on the notion of probabilistic lexicographic entailment from probabilistic default reasoning, which naturally interprets this terminological and assertional probabilistic knowledge as knowledge about random and concrete instances, respectively.

"Making these two services generally available on Azure simultaneously extends the capabilities of developers to build custom models that can naturally interpret the intentions of people conversing with bots," Lili Cheng, corporate vice president at the Microsoft AI and Research division wrote in a company blog post on the announcement.