Finally, by virtue of our intimate knowledge of its surface and interior, the Earth is a crucial yardstick by which we measure and interpret the processes, internal structure, and overall histories of other planets in this solar system and of other planets around other stars.
Ludmilla Jordanova observes that this theoretical position opens up myriad intellectual and analytical possibilities: '[b]y stressing the ways in which scientific and medical ideas and practices are shaped in a given context, it enjoins historians to conceptualise, explain and interpret the processes through which this happens' (Jordanova, 2004: 340).
Evaluations should therefore not be limited to programme impact, but must include a way of understanding and interpreting the processes through which new activities are implemented within the health system [ 10, 11], and the processes through which new ideas become policies [ 9].
This study introduces the use of multiple baseflow metrics to characterize and interpret the dominant processes driving urban slowflow response.
Time lapse series with chemical contrast allow us to follow and interpret the chemical processes in detail.
Pre-eruptive deformation can take a range of forms, but its utility for volcano monitoring and ultimately forecasting eruptions depends on our ability to interpret the process responsible and forecast its evolution.
Surface runoff, interflow and fine particle migration effects are presented to interpret the process of shallow failure.
How do patients interpret the process of giving (or refusing) generic consent to access medical records?
It was demonstrated that in-line NIRS, combined with PCA, can be very useful to monitor in real time and interpret the anti-solvent crystallization process with respect to the polymorphism and particle size.
The various water quality parameters (10 variables) and discharge were incorporated to FA to better interpret the processes (natural) and specific source of water quality deterioration.
