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• The Orphic text poses interpretational challenges for translators in this passage.
• It provides many interpretational sections on his theory and is relatively transparent.
• Duarte also emphasizes a pragmatic non-interpretational approach to quantum mechanics.
• Spacetimes with closed timelike curves, for example, present severe interpretational difficulties.
• This problem of time is the broad banner for all interpretational problems of the formalism.
• One study compared the participants ability to understand narrative in Hollywood versus experimental film, by measuring interpretational awareness.
• Dates are therefore either carbon dates or interpretational periods, which vary depending on what dates are to be included.
• He is reported to have done extensive research on the analysis of geoelectromagnetic data and contributed to the development of interpretational aids.
• This way the court can maintain the fiction that they all triangulate from a fixed star and that their differences are merely interpretational.
• Thomas Waugh and Linda Williams have argued " The Surprise of a Knight " is a film fraught with interpretational difficulties.
• :: " Reverting . . . means undoing the actions of another editor ", but I'm not a 3RR interpretational lawyer.
• As the debate in Smith illustrated, the word " use " poses some interpretational difficulties because of the different meanings attributable to it.
• The tale lends itself to multiple interpretational approaches, and it has frequently been analyzed as an liknon " ( basket ) used in Dionysiac initiation.
• This interpretational tendency reflects Hollywood s  invisible style .  When describing the experimental scenes, inexperienced viewers struggled to construct a cohesive  naturalistic narrative.
• The Smelter Sites are valued as an historical asset not only for the connection that they provide with the past but also for their educational and interpretational values.
• A total superposition of the global or universal wavefunction still exists ( and remains coherent at the global level ), but its ultimate fate remains an interpretational issue.
• In philosophy, "'philosophy of physics "'deals with conceptual and interpretational issues in modern physics, and often overlaps with research done by certain kinds of theoretical physicists.
• Ward wrote in " Storyteller Without Words " ( 1974 ) that too great an interval would put too much interpretational burden on the reader, while too little would make the story tedious.
• The EMST editorial program includes bilingual ( in Greek and English ) exhibition catalogues, which host theoretical and critical essays, as well as interdisciplinary interpretational approaches bu sociologists, anthropologists, philosophers, e . a.
• Along with Zurek s related theory of envariance, quantum Darwinism seeks to explain how the classical world emerges from the quantum world and proposes to answer the quantum measurement problem, the main interpretational challenge for quantum theory.