Sentences with phrase «worried about the interpretation»

Bergson was worried about the interpretation of relativity theory proposed by Minkowski in which time is a fourth dimension of space and in which the experience of temporal relations is analogous to shining a flashlight through the fourth dimension and finding the things that are «already there» (timelessly there).

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The report explained, «Fintech payments and DLT firms and other market participants told us that navigating this regulatory complexity can result in some firms delaying the launch of innovative products and services — or not launching them in the United States — because the FinTech firms are worried about regulatory interpretation.»

I began to quit worrying about such an interpretation when I realized that God himself regarded this as a good thing — if it could be managed.

With the TB Blood Test, you don't have to worry about human error or interpretation.

In the modern era many university scientists worry more about their research grant (s) and their lab space assignment than they do about how to get a difficult experiment to finally work, or whether alternative explanations for their recent results make more sense than a traditional interpretation.

Bryan: There's a lot of money riding on the UN's interpretation of climate change and people are beginning to worry about the validity of some of the science.

If you enjoy worrying the ambiguous spaces in legislation, or shaking your head at the foolishness of those who are wrongheaded about interpretation, you might like Lawrence Solan's new book, The Language of Statutes, Laws and their Interpretation (University of Chicago Press, 2010, ISBN: 9780226767963 — also available as an e-book, including what appears to be a 30 - day «rental&rainterpretation, you might like Lawrence Solan's new book, The Language of Statutes, Laws and their Interpretation (University of Chicago Press, 2010, ISBN: 9780226767963 — also available as an e-book, including what appears to be a 30 - day «rental&raInterpretation (University of Chicago Press, 2010, ISBN: 9780226767963 — also available as an e-book, including what appears to be a 30 - day «rental» for $ 7).

I do think there are good grounds to worry about such a statement, especially from one who was criticized last year for what was taken to be a rather free - wheeling view of constitutional interpretation and followed it up this year with an opinion suggesting a fairly free - wheeling view of statutory interpretation.