Examples of using One interpretation in English and their translations into Serbian
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Cyrillic
That's one interpretation.
It can have a range of application,but only one interpretation.
That's one interpretation.
There may be a hundred applications,but only one interpretation.
That's one interpretation.
It may have several applications,but it has one interpretation only.
That's one interpretation.
There can be many applications of a text,but only one interpretation.
That's one interpretation.
It may have multiple applications, butit only has one interpretation.
That is one interpretation.
I don't think there has to be just one interpretation.
A: That is one interpretation.
I don't think there has to be just one interpretation.
That is one interpretation of the pope's speech.
Like I said,that's one interpretation.
One interpretation has been that these are literal descriptions of visitors from space.
It is merely one interpretation.
The ancient symbols andallegories always had more than one interpretation.
That is only one interpretation.
One interpretation is that it shows his monism, though a dialectical one. .
Well, that's one interpretation.
One interpretation sees the lady putting the necklace into the chest as a renunciation of the passions aroused by the other senses, and as an assertion of her free will.
No, there certainly isn't only one interpretation.
According to one interpretation of quantum theory.
Creationists question the scientific character of certain areas of knowledge andargue that the theory of evolution is only one interpretation among others.
So for example,if I had 2 times 4, one interpretation of this is I could have four groups of 2.
One interpretation, called the transmission model, views communication as a message that moves directly from one person to another, similar to someone tossing a ball and walking away.
The ambiguity of the"-" symbol does not generally lead to ambiguity in arithmetical expressions,because the order of operations makes only one interpretation or the other possible for each"-".
But is there any actual evidence to support one interpretation over the other, at least as far as Frost was intending when he wrote it(if he had any real intent at all)?