Sentence examples for the actual interpretation from inspiring English sources

To continue with linguistic examples, we know that the dynamic interpretant is the actual interpretation we make, or understanding we reach, in the first instance of interpretation.

The dynamic interpretant then, is the actual interpretation or understanding we make at some point in the semiotic process, and also constitutes, along with previous dynamic interpretants, the immediate object, or partial understanding we have of the dynamic object at any particular point in the semiotic process.

Biblical exegesis is the actual interpretation of the sacred book, the bringing out of its meaning; hermeneutics is the study and establishment of the principles by which it is to be interpreted.

But in the actual interpretation of the patent the court proceeds upon its own responsibility, as an arbiter of the law, giving to the patent its true and final character and force". 2 W. Robinson, Law of Patents §732,pp.

Because interpretations are generalized over, the actual interpretation of 'K' plays no role.

Fixing "the actual interpretation function" requires more than language-to-language connections as encoded by, e.g., meaning postulates: it requires some "language-to-world grounding".

More important, though, is that the immediate object of some sign in a sign chain consists of the actual interpretations made previously, that is, it consists of the dynamic interpretants from earlier stages in the sign chain.

If BFO concerts often entail novelty stage tricks or surprise singing, the actual interpretations of music director Ivan Fischer can be surprisingly traditional.

It has been estimated that these tasks can increase the time required to report a given study by 20 30% over the time required for actual interpretation and initial dictation [46, 47].

Robert D. Mowry, head of the department of Asian art at the Arthur M. Sackler Museum at Harvard, once wrote that the most prized rocks were "descriptive enough to suggest natural forms -- weathered trees, lofty peaks, aged scholars -- but abstract enough to leave actual interpretation to the viewer's imagination".

Is a play the way in which those words are intended to be embodied, or their actual interpretation by a director and the actors on a particular stage?