Sentence examples for way of interpretation from inspiring English sources
No, indeed the symbolism in a Rule book rarely required much by way of interpretation.
The descriptions in those columns were seen as being too detailed, and reflect little in the way of interpretation of magmatic processes.
The role of the famous phrase Being Qua Being in Aristotle's thought is thoroughly examined, first by way of the many criticisms of Aristotle's views and second by way of interpretation of Aristotle's famous slogan that can withstand philosophical scrutiny (Shields 2012).
Their book therefore offers bare facts and little in the way of interpretation.
By way of interpretation, the factor PC4 evidently represents the quality of primary care, as assessed by the four QOF criteria.
While some of the hypotheses we have offered by way of interpretation are not actionable from a MOH policy perspective (e.g. influence of the financial crisis), others are policy levers directly under the government's control (e.g. incentives of employment policies).
He also looks at music of Latin America from the baroque era to the present, by way of interpretations of traditional pieces from Bolivia, Uruguay and Mexico.
While the historiography of American Catholicism has been increasingly attentive to ethnic divisions within the country's wider Catholic community, there has been little in the way of interpretations of the actual rhetoric, imagery, and ideology at the foundation of such divisions.
Under the parsimony assumption, in which the hypothesis with fewer inferences of character transformation is preferred, mapping of host adoption by each of the stem groups of the Neodermata onto the previously accepted phylogenetic relationships has suggested two different ways of interpretation in relation to their life cycle evolution [ 45].
A second strategy regarding the attribution of intentionality is taken by externalist critics who in effect argue that intentionality is an intrinsic feature of states of physical systems that are causally connected with the world in the right way, independently of interpretation (see the preceding Syntax and Semantics section).
Such items can get in the way of our interpretation rather than enhancing it.
