Sentence examples for some different interpretations from inspiring English sources

We came up with some different interpretations of these findings.

There are some different interpretations of this fuzzy operator in the literature (see [15 20]) since there is no consensus on the way to define it just that fuzzy implication have to behavior at least as in the crisp case.

"I know that there's some different interpretations coming out of that meeting.

Most scholars, both secular and Christian, would likely accept the notion that Jesus in his lifetime was a practicing Jew, one who adhered to the Torah, the Law of Moses, even if he had some different interpretations of specific legal points than other Jewish teachers.

Straightforward though it may seem, deciphering what that pledge means has given rise to 10 years of debate inside the courts, with some substantially different interpretations.

A closer reading of the above cited statements by Fitch allows for some entirely different interpretations.

All these metabolic reconstruction efforts were carried out largely independently of one another using different data sources or in some cases different interpretations of the same literature evidence.

Some pointed out that some items might have different interpretations in different people, some were confusing, some asked two things in one question, etc.

However, this point is often expressed vaguely, suggesting that some scientists have different interpretations of the paradigm.

Some terrorism experts offered different interpretations of the motives for the new tape.

For example, in the (bio medical field we have observed many different interpretations, some of which have a negative connotation, impeding exploitation of big data approaches.