Sentence examples for the method of interpretation from inspiring English sources

In 1899 David Hilbert published a book in which he constructed such models, using exactly the method of interpretation that we have just described.

Analysis of the test results available in literature has been done with reference to various factors influencing wave velocity and the method of interpretation.

Breast cancer can be identified but detection depends on the method of interpretation, the size and the histology of the tumour.

The method of interpretation proceeds through three phases, which constitute a dialectical movement between the whole and the parts of the text and between understanding and explanation [ 26].

The method of interpretation proceeded through three phases: a) naïve reading where the researcher does not perform any kind of analysis and thus acquires a first naïve guess of the meaning of the text within its context.

The method of interpretation used was inspired by the French philosopher Paul Ricoeur's phenomenological hermeneutics [ 26], and developed at the University of Tromsø (Norway) and Umeå University (Sweden) and has previously been used by Lindseth et al., [ 27] Udén et al., [ 1, 28] Søderberg and Norberg., [ 29] Sørlie et al., [ 18, 30- 33] and Nordam et al. [ 34].

Via the method of interpretations (see below), one can show that it is proof-theoretically as strong as the Zermelo-Fraenkel set theory ZFC without the power-set axiom, call it ZFC Pow (whereas the standard, first-order PA is similarly proof-theoretically equivalent to ZFC without the axiom of infinity, ZFC Inf).

Discrepancies between the methods of interpretation were resolved by confirming the identity of the clinical strains using phenotypic testing methods or 16S rDNA sequencing as described by Vaneechoutte et al. [ 8].

The book, which is a hundred and sixty-one pages long, was inspages in part by Breyer's disdain for the method of constitutionalongterpretation championed by his principal ideological rivals on the Court, Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas.

MARGARET TALBOT: In part; he's so polarizing because he is very clear and very adamant about the method of constitutional interpretation that he stands for — originalism — and he has a kind of polemical zeal about making the case for it.

Akiba perfected the method of biblical interpretation called "Midrash," whereby legal, sacral, and ethical tenets that had been sanctioned by Jewish oral tradition were viewed as being implied in Scripture.