Although the use of infrasound data to interpret an earthquake's source mechanism is not comparable to interpretations based on seismological data, seismic and infrasonic wave fields can be combined to characterize the natural phenomena associated with earthquakes.
In reasonably good voice, she reeled them off without devoting much attention to interpretations.
The exhibition's final room is devoted to interpretations of the same scene by different artists.
Professor Groth adds that "when it came to interpretations, Karajan and Abbado were very different.
They still do have have minor preconceived ideas, but they're quite open to interpretations about who we are".
To suggest, however, as the historian does, that the claim would explain both Kundera's reclusiveness and his resistance to interpretations linking his life and fiction, is misconceived.
If that fails, they often say that the full context proves that the conversations are open to interpretations other than those suggested by prosecutors.
But we have dealt with such cases ever mindful of the full measure of respect we owe to interpretations of state law by a state' s highest court.
They range from close facsimiles of the English style to interpretations that anyone would be hard-pressed to identify as porter.
Cardinal Dulles devoted much of his scholarship to interpretations of the Vatican Council's changes, which he said had been mistaken by some theologians as a license to push in democratic directions.
The attorney general's rule was not entitled to the deference the court usually gave to interpretations of governing statutes by executive branch officials, he said, because Congress had not given the attorney general the authority he was invoking.
