A verification question following each item determined whether tokens were interpreted as expected and, therefore, produced with the target interpretation.
"Whether this is interpreted as a cooling is relative.
Whether Zionism is interpreted as epic or tragedy, these books impart the feeling that a chapter is closing.
This may be because disputes are disposed of differently, depending on whether they are interpreted as an issue or a case (Merry 2007).
If the answer is yes, then all Aristotle will have shown is that we do act as if we are committed to PNC, an answer that falls short of Aristotle's aim in Metaphysics IV 4, whether this is interpreted as to show that PNC is true or to show that PNC is indubitable.
It should be noted that in this case, the meaning of the graph C4 0 → C6 0 → C8 0 → C10 0 → C12 0 depends on whether it is interpreted as a biochemical pathway that shows how fatty acids are originated or as a SEM that involves the concentrations of such fatty acids, although both interpretations could be represented with the same nodes and directed connections.
Asked whether that could be interpreted as "a maybe," Mr. Paterson called it "an indicative maybe".
The validity of some syllogistic figures (see syllogism) depends on whether universal statements are interpreted as having existential import.
The police are attempting to establish whether this could be interpreted as Lord Levy having asked Ms Turner to adjust the evidence she was preparing to give the Metropolitan Police, whose inquiry has led to senior members of Downing Street staff - including the prime minister, Tony Blair - being questioned by detectives.
This result might be interpreted as whether a consumer's original desire for obtaining sustainability information is a critical antecedent in using a sustainability label.
An early proponent of such a view is Richard Rudner (1950), though it is difficult to say whether he is best interpreted as an eliminativist or a fictionalist, the two anti-realist views currently on the table.
