Sentence examples for reference to interpretation from inspiring English sources

It should be noted that the rules, though designed to ensure unambiguous sense for the wffs of PC under the intended interpretation, are themselves stated without any reference to interpretation and in such a way that there is an effective procedure for determining, again without any reference to interpretation, whether any arbitrary string of symbols is a wff or not.

With reference to interpretation of findings mentioned above [ 16] as well as to the data from the present study, it is tempting to speculate about the mechanistic role of chemotherapy in shedding of the CAIX protein.

In addition, the assessment probes for cause-and-effect claims (difficulty V) by which the authors make reference to interpretation of findings (difficulty V) and the need to closely match the groups carrying treatment and control variables (difficulty II, C and E).

(This stratification was motivated in part by this interpretation of a type as a topological space, but can be understood directly without reference to this interpretation).

With reference to this interpretation, we are implicitly assuming that all values of the tuple contribute equally to the total information content of the tuple.

As Gödel puts it in his introduction to his theorem V, 'The fact that can be formulated vaguely by saying that every recursive relation is definable in the system P (if the usual meaning is given to the formulas of this system) is expressed in precise language, without reference to any interpretation of the formulas of P, by the following Theorem (V) (Gödel 1986, p. 171, italics Gödel's).

For the French data, a second model was fitted with the cohort with the highest adjusted prevalence as a reference to facilitate interpretation of the results (α6 = β1994 = γ2001 = 0).

With reference to the interpretation of the AFI signal for targeting biopsies, the overall agreement for locating the area of interest among observers was 'good' (κ value 0.68, SE 0.104) and the interobserver variability did not change significantly when the agreement between two expert endoscopists was compared with the agreement between expert and non-expert endoscopists.

Some applications of vibrational spectroscopy for characterizing chemisorbates of relevance to fuel-cell technology are examined, with particular reference to the fundamental interpretation in terms of interfacial structure and bonding.

We included the abundance of Ahr as a reference to facilitate biological interpretation.

More recent forms of S-naturalism, associated with a revival of a kind of natural law theory defended by David Brink and Michael Moore (among others), applies the "new" or "causal" theory of reference to questions of legal interpretation, including the interpretation of moral concepts as they figure in legal rules.