Sentence examples for which interpretations are from inspiring English sources

Topics are suggested now, not prescribed; they are more general; there are far fewer of them; and the curriculum, unlike the previous draft, does not lay down which interpretations are to be followed.

A key difference is the nature of the 'abstract syntax', i.e. the source calculus from which interpretations are homomorphically derived.

An important aspect in this respect is the extent to which interpretations are stable within individuals over time.

In these tables, terms are displayed in a repetitive form for which interpretations are provided by the row and column headings, the legend and the reference in the text.

In a related experiment (Hirsch et al., 2009) high worriers were assigned either to conditions requiring benign interpretations of ambiguous words and event descriptions, or to a control condition in which interpretations were sometimes threatening and sometimes neutral.

It is too early to say which interpretation is correct.

In a way, it doesn't matter which interpretation is correct.

China is sufficiently opaque that it is hard to know from the outside which interpretation is correct.

As is usually the case, there was no way to know which interpretation was right until much later.

Which interpretation is adopted depends in large part on the author's metaphysical and epistemic commitments.

Additional research can help tease out which interpretation is more accurate.