Meanwhile, the kinematic viscosity values are construed to affect CO and UHC concentrations.
Examines how environmental, linguistic, and musical sounds are construed cross-culturally.
Every text reads like a directive; every work is interpreted with clodhopping literalism; all are construed as political messages.
Overall, political alignments are construed as microinstitutions that generate coordinated efforts to influence organizational strategy, policies, and practices.
The recreational pattern is associated with the cramped private living condition that pushes people to public open areas which are construed as extension of home space.
They are, where they are construed as realities rather than as heuristically useful conceptual fictions, thought to be part of the actual furniture of the universe.
If the rules of ownership are construed too narrowly, then the present arguably pays too little respect – in the form of money – to the future.
Unfortunately, Asian-Americans are marked with immutable biological characteristics that are construed as evidence of their being an alien race rather than citizens.
In other words, unless these types of implied licenses are construed very broadly, actors could leverage their individual contributions into de facto authorial control over the film.
Instead of taking up a position on one side or the other, the differences are construed as different ways of seeing, depending upon the nature of the research questions asked.
(This position, incidentally, earned him a place in Dan Dennett's "Philosophers' Lexicon," in which names of philosophers are construed as verbs or common nouns: to "quine" is to repudiate a clear distinction).
