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"Pain is an interpretation by the brain," explained Dr. Wesley Gilliam, the center's clinical director.
It is examined how an interpretation by means of numerical outcomes compares to an analyses by means of analytical results.
The obligations publicly accepted by the Reich towards Italy and the German-Slovak Agreement of March, 1939, are clear indications of such an interpretation by the German Government of the declaration of 1934.
S.A. Benton, "Experiments in Holographic Video," reprinted in: 3D Forum: The Journal of Three Dimensional Images, 5-2, 36-56 April 1991 1991), followed by an interpretation by Prof. H. Yoshikawa.
The fascinating exhibition includes interactive optical illusions; a modern take on Hogarth's Gin Lane exploring addiction; ceramics that magnify the molecules responsible for Alzheimer's disease; a flashing installation that represents the human brain; and an interpretation by an erotic photographer of the way babies' brains change in the first few weeks of life.
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration declared Thursday that a global Bill of Rights-style treaty imposes no human rights obligations on American military and intelligence forces when they operate abroad, rejecting an interpretation by the United Nations and the top State Department lawyer during President Obama's first term.
The trade was viewed in Sacramento as addition by subtraction — an interpretation supported by the modest package the Kings received in return.
"Teen Spirit" is widely interpreted to be a teen revolution anthem, an interpretation reinforced by the song's music video.
It was not an interpretation shared by Nadal.
Much more persuasive is an interpretation offered by Jack O'Donnell, a gaming-industry veteran who for years was the president of Trump Plaza and Casino in Atlantic City.
Senior Jamaican police officers have in the past dismissed killings as the result of gay-on-gay "crimes of passion" – an interpretation disputed by civil rights groups.
