Sentence examples for the interpretation itself from inspiring English sources

Nor did the interpretation itself break much new ground.

I think we made some progress on that last year, but we're trying not only to bring some uniformity to the interpretation, but to eliminate a lot of the interpretation itself, basically going back to the rule book".

Furthermore, the interpretation itself and the choice of interpretation aids, such as viewgraphs, is discussed in this meeting series.

It is not that God gives us the interpretation itself, but that he allows us to see that the interpretation is true.

This is probably due to the intrinsic characteristics of the networks, that are topologically dissimilar (i.e., Twitter is represented by a directed graph with multiple type of edges) and also the interpretation itself of social tie is different.

However, if we ever find good evidence to support the view that some particles have no internal structure, as it now seems to be the case with electrons for example, then we either have to give up the Bondi-Spurgin interpretation or use the interpretation itself to argue that such seemingly structureless particles actually do contain an internal structure.

The frequency interpretation itself cannot determine whether the choice of one reference class over another is better for the determination of the relevant probability, and so suffers from a critical defect if it is to be of any use in solving problems associated with inductive inference.

However, on closer scrutiny the field interpretation itself is not above reproach.

The late Antonin Scalia was almost universally regarded as a brilliant jurist who not only wrote more beautifully than any Supreme Court justice since Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. but also transformed the nature of constitutional interpretation itself.

Indeed, as rancourous as the political commentary has already been about filling Justice Scalia's seat, there has been virtual unanimity from both the Left and the Right that Justice Scalia was a brilliant jurist who not only wrote more beautifully than any justice since Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. but also transformed the very nature of constitutional interpretation itself.

"It's very interesting to see how political pressure can change the interpretation of the film itself," Rosi continues.