interpretative

Originalism is an interpretative tradition like any other interpretative tradition.

They are also the basis of collection classes in object oriented languages and the 'look up' means in several interpretative scripting languages.

Lab results, for any stuff that's not totally trivial, don't speak themselves, they require an interpretative context.

Some of what Putnam reported was flawed, and his book that you cited was interpretative.

Did anyone else think this one had a little more interpretative language, though?

The report you refer to, about the bot at MtGox, is itself speculative, interpretative, and proves nothing.

He's saying that the literal text of the first amendment doesn't allow for the interpretative process of figuring out whether dangerous speech is protected.

That's true, but it's not as significant a difference as interpretative art.

We should also teach plumbing, electrical and financial skills, and cut back on the interpretative dance, music and drama for kids who hate that crap.

The Horizontal and interpretative vertical Spanish flag are wrong.

I'll perform interpretative dance if you happen to think this reveals my true personality, I don't see the harm (at least to me).

It's addressed to a subset of artists and engineers deeply concerned with the political and interpretative dimensions of engineering.

In reality, "making art" is an interpretative process; art, like love, is an experience --not an object.

Now you're just being oversensitive:) Granted, the "interpretative prerogative" line was obviously flamebait...

In reality, "making art" is an interpretative process; art, like love, is an experience--not an object.

This is also from the article: "Hogrefe licenses a number of companies in the United States to sell the plates along with interpretative material.