Sentence examples for sense interpretation from inspiring English sources

This way of reading the Bible was not as crude as the settlers', but still was committed to "common sense" interpretation.

In that sense, the results of articles published in the likes of the American Economic Review and New England Journal of Medicine are not just wrong in their statistical logic; they are worse than wrong, lacking enough statistical coherence and common sense interpretation of causes and effect sizes to even know what the reasonable conclusions are and how to evaluate them.

The common sense interpretation of these findings is that the sicker patients have to stay on meds, not that the meds made them sicker.

In fact it was exactly that mindset behind the extension (beyond any common sense interpretation) of Section 215 of the Patriot Act, which Comey and others supported and helped engineer, just a few months after the famous hospital room standoff.

Although the term "no fault" is not actually contained in the statute, the common sense interpretation thereof, or so we all thought, was that New York residents who wanted a divorce would no longer have to allege fault.

It helps to know the novel, since the artistic techniques Lewis uses are, in a sense, interpretations, ekphrasis in reverse, efforts to come up with a visual form to correspond to the literary form Joyce uses in each chapter.

Schütz makes a distinction between [ 1] first-order constructs (the participants'commonon sense' interpretations in their own words) and [ 2] second order constructs (the researchers' interpretations based on first order constructs).

When post-disaster remote sensing images of selected typical areas are acquired, remote sensing interpretation keys for various hazard-affected elements in various damage states for the specific type of disasters are constructed to guide visual interpretation.

Mr. Wehrum, as an E.P.A. official, called the revision "a common-sense interpretation" of the rules.

As for "folk," a common-sense interpretation of the term would be art made by regular, well, folk.

The fuzzy model proves to be fast, requires only few readily available input data, and the rule based model structure facilitates a common-sense interpretation of the model, which deems the presented approach suitable for the development of decision support tools.