Sentences with phrase «standard interpretations of»

Standard interpretations of Whiteheadian relativity have slighted this and other similar statements by Whitehead in regard to his displeasure with Einstein's view.

However it may be with respect to Aristotle and Kant, I feel fairly confident the genetic analysis I have been describing will support rather than undermine such standard interpretations of Whitehead as those of Ivor Leclerc and William Christian.

Mr. Mastropaolo's problem is that even considering his wager would make a scientist seem, well, less than serious.There's this too: is there a standard interpretation of the Bible's creation myths?

hey G, I am acquainted with your theory there... it is called Preterism... it is the standard interpretation of Revelation given by liberals... I walked away from that belief and the church I was raised in when I found out what they are teaching... Nope, the book of revelation is not a «code» for the events of the day at the time of the fall of Jerusalem.

The standard interpretation of concrescence pictures a transition from the physical pole to the consummate satisfaction associated with the mental pole.

Most famously, in 2003, Soon co-authored a paper in the journal Climate Research that questioned the standard interpretation of climate change over the past millennium and argued that recent warming is not unusual by historical standards.

The campaign for a Broader, Bolder Approach to Education hints at the standard interpretation of the Coleman findings when it asserts that «poverty, which has long been the biggest obstacle to educational achievement, is more important than ever.»

The standard interpretation of such an occurrence is a recommendation to buy, if the MACD line crosses above through the average line (a «bullish» crossover), or to sell if the MACD line crosses downwards through the average line (a «bearish» crossover).

This could mean the standard interpretation of placing a piece of art in a frame, or a more practical interpretation of using the frames as raw material for the artwork itself.

The standard interpretation of quantum theory regards particle - wave duality as a fundamental property of the universe.

The «BEST» (Berkeley Earth Surface Temperatures) study, under lead scientist (and former skeptic) Richard Muller, was sponsored by institutions that had previously supported the denial of the standard interpretation of the climate data.

One of the troubles with viewing the gas tax as a de facto carbon tax is that the standard interpretation of the state constitution is that it requires gas tax revenues to be spent on roads.

If you don't buy the satellite data and urban heat islands stuff, you presumably accept the standard interpretation of the surface data record for the last 100 + years, which shows sharp warming over the past 25 years or so.

This is actually a pretty standard interpretation of fair dealing, if not a particularly favorable one for educators.

This is actually a pretty standard interpretation of fair dealing, if not a particularly favorable... [more]

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The committee's report «Brexit: devolutiion», said the supremacy of EU law and its interpretation by the EU's Court of Justice have helped ensure consistency of legal and regulatory standards across the United Kingdom's internal market.

But even on that benchmark their interpretations vary — evidence, perhaps, of the depth and complexity of the legal questions raised with the finalization of the Labor Department's new fiduciary standard.

However, the SEC's proposal contains an even more fundamental flaw: Even if brokers were held to a fiduciary standard of conduct, the ambiguous interpretation of the fiduciary «Duty of Care» makes any regulation difficult to enforce and confusing for all parties.

Based on our standards, that part of your Genetic Information will not be available for interpretation.

Whether to propose a Commission interpretation of the standard of conduct for investment advisors.

Schwartz provides a nonmaterialist interpretation of neuroscience and argues that this interpretation is more compelling than the standard materialist interpretation.

Whatever else is said was to challenge the article based on it own interpretations of the bible and how it motivated killers based on a double standard of right and wrong.

In doing so, he largely transcended the standard political interpretation of the papacy, which emphasized the importance of personal policies.

The effort to distinguish a historical event from later interpretation is a standard historical procedure, just as it is to question the historicity of such details in the tradition as dearly betray that later interpretation.

The differences are only in the interpretations, as mentioned above, and these differences result primarily from the differences in standards of education.

Non-religious interpretation is not just an invitation to the self - sufficient world of Marx, but an exhortation to take responsibility of the reality of this world, the norm and standard of which is Jesus Christ himself.

Who's interpretation of the «will of God» are you using as the Standard?

But neither the science texts nor the standards address religious interpretations of nature or of the environmental crisis.

Enns goes on to examine various passages from Second Temple literature to show how «biblical interpreters exhibit for us an attitude toward biblical interpretation that operates on very different standards from those of modern interpreters.

He at times demands standards of logical consistency that other traditions of biblical interpretation would be hard pressed to meet.

I also agree that the vast number of interpretations in Church history makes that very difficult, if we are to use the Scriptures as a standard.

-- The Interpretation of Dreams (Standard Edition of Freud's Complete Works, vols.

The standard Christian homiletical interpretation has been that the owner of the vineyard is God, the vineyard is the world, the tenants are the Jews, the various messengers are the prophets preaching the shortcomings of Judaism, and the beloved son is Jesus.

If our task is to find a single interpretation of the texts, then Nobo's effort is probably superior to the standard interpretation.

The systematic interpretation of this total experience — what the speaker on this subject called «comprehensive coherence» — should then become the best standard for the authority of the Christian faith.

The moral standard of human security tends to receive a limited interpretation in the individualistic legal and biological sense.

The standard objection to this line of interpretation is that Romans did not represent Barth's final position: the disruptiveness of the early Barth was displaced later on by the more placid, doctrinal tones of the Church Dogmatics.

I don't think so, because it would be a shortcoming on the part of the receiver rather than on the side of God, whereas God would indeed be to blame if the information were to play a role in God's selection of the initial aim, like the standard interpretation has it.

It means that as many as 20 books were left out from the original collection of works that made up the Bible and that over 10 major translations / interpretations have taken place leading up to the current Revised Standard Version of the King James Bible.

Secondly, according to Suchocki, God's consequent nature plays a necessary role in every offer of an initial aim by God (which, by the way, accords with the standard interpretation).

Here we can not go into the analyses of each of these trends or the adequacy of Ferré's interpretation of the recent trends in American theology, except to say that theologians of different persuasions, with the possible exception of the so - called liberals, while recognizing the usefulness of the history of religions, nevertheless agree with Professor Hendrik Kraemer in stating that only theology «is able to produce that attitude of freedom of the spirit and of impartial understanding, combined with a criticism and evaluation transcending all imprisonment in preconceived ideas and principles as ultimate standards of reference.»

The American National Standards Institute does not develop standards and will in no circumstances give an interpretation of any American National Standard.

S / he will be the point of contact for certification bodies (CBs), auditors, trainers and certificate holders on topics related to the interpretation and application of Standard and the rules for CBs.

Without specific standards and criteria, evaluation of compliance with this or any principal is wide open for interpretation, and therefore lacks real meaning for consumers.

This style is a mix of the two in the sense that parents have an estblished set of rules, guidelines or standards but these are open to further interpretation and are more flexible.

Furthermore, Crane v. Indiana High School Athletic Association (1992) suggested that the state governing body's rules, interpretations, and applications should be published to provide standard of care guideline to its member schools, students, and parents.

But dairy industry representatives say their interpretation of the USDA's rules on school milk is that artificially sweetened milk can not be served because, technically, it is not considered milk under the FDA's «standard of identity.»

«The Senate Republicans have chosen to disregard the plain language of the constitution and judicial interpretations of that language and try to add a 63rd seat to the Senate when it is completely not warranted by any legal standard whatsoever,» said Sen. Mike Gianaris -(D) Queens.

The Tory party have reaffirmed that all its members were exonerated of any wrongdoing and that the failure to notify the parliamentary register merely reflected confusion over the application of the rules - an interpretation shared by the Commons standards committee.

«The Supreme Court has acted well in setting the standard and precedence for proper interpretation of our electoral procedures,» noting that with the standard set by the apex court, «the contradictory verdicts experienced in the appellate courts will not repeat itself in the years ahead.»