Subsequent interpretation of good quality MT data by SKM (2003) and Talebi et al. (2005) revealed a new location for outflow zone near the well NWS-3.
Such spectral intensity variations are then converted into 2D spectra by a form of correlation analysis for subsequent interpretation.
The Portuguese team, from the Universidade do Porto, was responsible for the digitalization and subsequent interpretation of the contents of the Simon Ruiz archive.
But from 1940, when he published his tercentenary essay, The English Revolution 1640, his own voluminously expanding and unfailingly literate work became the starting point of most subsequent interpretation, even for those who rejected his method and conclusions.
Design of the experiment and subsequent interpretation of the results required prior quantitative understanding of the dependence of liquid CO2 droplet size on injection parameters.
Thus, unanticipated biological contamination of long-term electrochemical tests may seriously affect the integrity of an experiment and subsequent interpretation of results.
Turning them into reality could be, and their subsequent interpretation by some of the country's homeless is giving President Chavez a giant headache.
Assessing pollen distribution patterns in the sea is essential to understanding pollen provenance, upon which subsequent interpretation of Quaternary pollen data from marine sediments in the same study area should be soundly based.
In the biblical framework and rendering (and subsequent interpretation), the archaic stories and images acquire a different meaning, suitable to the idea of a transcendent deity and an imperfect humankind.
In such measurements, the detection limit is important because single cells have been shown to have many low-copy RNAs13,14, and the detection limit indicates that there are many potentially undetected low-copy RNAs, which may affect the subsequent interpretation of biological phenomena.
Those who emphasize a strong distinction between mystical experience and subsequent interpretation generally seek out a common core of all mysticism; others insist that experience and interpretation cannot be so easily sundered and that mysticism is in most cases tied to a specific religion and contingent upon its teachings.
