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It is no more possible for translation and interpreting to be automatic than for Shakespeare to be written by the three monkeys plugging away endlessly at their typewriters.

The grounded theory exhibits that the reported elements are observed and interpreted to be factors salient to the nature of the entrepreneurs.

The social world in which the individual lives as one who remains linked with other individuals through manifold relations becomes a realm that he apprehends and interprets to be meaningful for his possibilities, his "circumstances," and his here-and-now.

This result was deemed insignificant and interpreted to be potentially related to the micro-environment [ 7].

This eye movement disorganization was later labeled gaze apraxia (reviewed in Ref. 10) and interpreted to be a particular oculomotor disorder.

The higher prevalence of inadequate micronutrient intake in rural compared to urban populations reported in this study has been noted previously, and interpreted to be the outcome of lower income and a poorer quality diet which has little diversity (8).

The crystal structures of 1 and 2 were solved successfully and were interpreted to be controlled mainly by the intermolecular hydrogen-bondings.

These detections have azimuth and frequency (<1 Hz) characteristics that are similar to background coherent noise and were interpreted to be related to microbarom activity at the time of the earthquake but to be unrelated to its ground motion.

The ANC's secretary general, Gwede Mantashe, asked members to be circumspect in singing liberation songs with words that "can be seen and be interpreted to be contributing to a racial polarisation of society".

Swann's remarks were initially and widely interpreted to be aimed at Pietersen, with whom he has not always historically had the easiest relationship.

An intervening central belt truncates the southeastern domains and is interpreted to be a continental magmatic arc.