Sentence examples for which it is interpreted from inspiring English sources

The nature of the law, the secrecy under which it is interpreted and strength of oversight, meanwhile, are under debate; senior senator Dick Durbin said Friday that "you can count on two hands the number of people in Congress who really know".

In the cyber space, manipulation of information so as to affect the semantic nature of information and the way in which it is interpreted by users is often called semantic attacks.

To interpret is to assess the norms constituted by institutional communication and adjust the set in order to make it more attractive in some way to make it better conform to the abstract point of legal practice against which it is interpreted.

Indeed, the concept of natural numbers can be given unambiguously, via the Dedekind-Peano-Lawvere axioms, but what this concept refers to in specific cases depends on the context in which it is interpreted, e.g., the category of sets or a topos of sheaves over a topological space.

Apple made exactly the same move to cut orders for parts in 2011 following the launch of the iPhone 4S, with a similar effect in which it was interpreted as weak sales.

In The Literate Revolution in Greece, his penultimate book, Havelock recalls being struck by a discrepancy between the language used by the philosophers he was studying and the heavily Platonic idiom with which it was interpreted in the standard texts.

Notably, similar to the developmental defect detected in the SVZ of the NEP-specific Tsc1 knockout model (Magri et al., 2011), an aberrant SVZ expansion was observed in RGC-specific Tsc1 mutant mice that seemed to be present also in RGC-specific Tsc2 mutant mice, in which it was interpreted as astrogliosis (Way et al., 2009).

If a label for its object category is used for each image during training, this may help to produce good classification, but is very subject to over-fitting, in which small pixel changes in an image that do not affect which object it is interpreted as by humans may lead to it being misclassified (Krizhevsky et al. 2012; Szegedy et al. 2014).

which, at least it is interpreted as a necessary truth, will conspire with (8*) to yield (10).

But at the same time, the ways in which it's being interpreted in the pop science books is trying to force humans into a small mechanical box, and it's quite ominous.

For me, a play is a form of writing which isn't complete until it is interpreted by actors.