But scholars disagree widely on how to interpret these claims, and there is no such thing as the standard interpretation of Kant's transcendental idealism.
Mr. Robb's view of Caravaggio's role in art history cleaves to the standard interpretation.
The standard interpretation of Owens's success is that it proved the Nazi idea of Aryan racial superiority was a nonsense.
The solution: Mike was the first with a correct answer to the standard interpretation of this problem: Here are the steps I used.
Of the 90 respondents, only four said they accepted the standard interpretation taught in every undergraduate physics course in the world.
According to the standard interpretation of life in an expanding universe, these redshifts, as they are called, meant that quasars were at great distance.
The standard interpretation is that H.M. was able to acquire and improve motor skills, even though he could not retain knowledge of facts.
Given the standard interpretation, a wff of PC becomes a sentence, true or false, when all its variables are replaced by actual sentences.
(In terms of the standard interpretation, this means that no pair of theorems can ever be derived one of which is the negation of the other).
When I was first studying the Iliad, as an undergraduate classics major thirty years ago, the standard interpretation of this episode was that its very grotesqueness was the point.
In that case, according to the standard interpretation of the subject, physics is not about the world at all, but about only the outcomes of experiments, of our clumsy interactions with that world.
