Sentence examples for partially interpreted by from inspiring English sources
According to one school, the theoretical terms are "partially interpreted" by the correspondence rules, so, for example, if one such rule is that an electron produces a particular kind of track in a cloud chamber, then many possibilities for the meaning of the previously unfamiliar term electron are ruled out.
Consider that Carnap (1939, 1956b) admitted as legitimate theoretical terms that may be merely implicitly defined in calculi that are themselves only partially interpreted by correspondence rules between some select calculus terms and expressions belonging to an observational language (via non-eliminative reductions).
This could be partially interpreted by the multiple factors involving in the tumour progression, which mask the crucial role of HO-1 genotype.
Though truth may satisfy the formal property of bivalence, it is crucial to McGee's approach that definite truth is an open-ended notion, which may be strengthened (formally, by strengthening a partially interpreted language).
These findings may partially be interpreted by the production of oxygen radicals during oxidative phosphorylation and common mesodermal origin.
What has been constructed is a sequence L0, L1, L2,… of partially interpreted languages such that T is interpreted in Lα+1 as the truth predicate for Lα.
We suggest that the scavenging properties of HSA described are only partially interpreted.
Lamellae texture evolution and high interfacial contact were employed to partially interpret the impact fracture behavior.
Mid-infrared absorption spectroscopy was used to partially interpret the variation of color and absorption in terms of chemical composition.
The low-temperature negative inclinations were interpreted by the authors as partially self-reversed CRMs carried by titanomaghemite.
The results can only be consistently interpreted by an at least partial removal or detachment of the carbon layer, partially restoring the initial impedance and the semiconducting behavior of the oxide.
