Royce summarized the metaphysical implications of this new view by saying "the real world is the Community of Interpretation… If the interpretation is a reality, and if it truly interprets the whole of reality, then the community reaches its goal [i.e., a complete representation of Being], and the real world includes its own interpreter" (Royce 2001 [1913], 339).
Limitations of our research are related to the study design (cross-sectional), so we cannot truly interpret predictive factors.
The build-up of cartilage in these mice is altered, making it nearly impossible to truly interpret the role of a protein in adult cartilage function.
If the case of the Ten Commandments is truly about interpreting the Constitution, then I would, if I were a lawyer challenging the displays, use the writings of the founding fathers as primary sources for understanding the language and intent of the Constitution.
It is not, as one might imagine, a tribute to the home state of his idol Elvis, but an affecting meditation on the life of the playwright Tennessee Williams: a truly great song, interpreted with passion and intelligence.
Only when data from patients with complete data sets are used can the course of fatigue be interpreted truly longitudinally.
This is truly impressive performance – an interpreted language running at 1.2x the speed of C++! Currently, asm is only given full support in Firefox and running some of the examples in Chrome highlight this.
Reprints Related items Cyprus: Hold your breath: this time a breakthrough is truly possibleNov 14th 2002Some interpreted Mr Giscard d'Estaing's rejection of Turkey as an assertion that the European Union is "a Christian club".
But if current trends continue, one of the signal pleasures of the Broadway musical, the irreplaceable excitement of hearing a truly gifted singer interpreting some of the greatest American popular music ever written, may fade away entirely.
