While at the University of Illinois, Dr. Waltz turned to the field of natural language understanding, a component of artificial intelligence involving the interpretation of language.
Much of John McCarthy's early work in artificial intelligence concerned the interpretation of stories and puzzles (McCarthy and Hayes 1969; McCarthy 1977).
Artificial intelligence and research on consciousness have reciprocally influenced each other: theories about consciousness have inspired work on artificial intelligence, and the results from artificial intelligence have changed our interpretation of the mind.
Schroller also argued in court papers that the state's interpretation of the artificial-insemination-by-doctor requirement fails to protect sperm donors because it would allow Kansas women to have sperm shipped to their home from a sperm bank and inseminate themselves with the intent of then demanding financial support from the donor.
"He has a metal heart," April said, her interpretation of his implanted artificial valve.
However, because of problems with sample retention upon retrieval, the interpretation of data from artificial collectors can be problematic.
Projects in synthetic biology and artificial intelligence are based on an interpretation of life as code that can be decrypted and thus manipulated.
Independent of the mechanism, rapid and episodic uplift may impact the design of engineering projects such as nuclear power plants, airports, and artificial islands as well as the interpretation of sedimentation and archeology of the area.
As the oleomargarine in question was, in fact, not free from artificial coloration, [p48] we think that a construction which would take it out of the general rule imposing the ten cent tax upon all oleomargarine and bring it within the exception embracing only oleomargarine free from artificial coloration would be not an interpretation of the statute, but a disregard of its unambiguous provisions.
It is generally recognized however that the dichotomy between "wild" and domesticated" is artificial, hence FAO has a broad interpretation of "foraging", which moreover also includes the gathering of plants outside of forests.
