To respond to this challenge, the measurement of equivalence/invariance (ME/I) measures whether the instrument activates similar cognitive, perceptive, and interpretative processes in different groups (Vandenberg and Lance, 2000).
In the same vein, our choice of semantic analysis and comprehensive interpretation based on the interpretative paradigm suffers from similar reservations.
CONCLUSION: Interpretative accuracy is similar whether sonograms are interpreted on a monitor or on film.
It makes sense to attribute intentionality to machines for the same reasons it makes sense to attribute them to humans; his "interpretative position" is similar to the views of Daniel Dennett.
For example, some models allow newly classified clinical cases to be simply associated with previous similar cases, providing a useful tool for interpretative and comparative diagnosis.
"Interpretative" rules, often called "interpretive," date back to the APA.
The literary critic Frank Kermode, in "The Genesis of Secrecy" (1979), a pioneering attempt to read Mark seriously as poetic literature, made a similar point, though his is less historical than interpretative.
While their works have significant interpretative differences, the two historians share similar approaches to understanding the past.
Also, while an arena perspective underscores that there are never just "two sides" of an issue [7], we will seek to identify possible interpretative alliances among actors who have similar perspectives.
Our results demonstrate that vapors emitted from elemental sulfur heated to different temperatures are similar to previous findings, but we can now resolve long-held interpretative discrepancies for sulfur vapor speciation, some of which resulted from the misidentification of vapors due to reactions between the sulfur vapors and furnace materials.
