Rules on construction in the Highlands will largely be interpreted by a 15-member panel -- to be approved by the Legislature -- with virtual veto power over developments.
The university disagreed and said the tweet would be interpreted by a reasonable person as a threat to the academic progress of McDougall.
Quick Response codes are basically two-dimensional bar codes that can be interpreted by a cellphone camera equipped with a code-reading app.
We went through these to pull out every story with any kind of health claim, about any kind of food or drink, which could be interpreted by a reader as health advice.
There had been concerns that newspapers were going to be able to write their own press code, even if it was to be interpreted by a regulator largely consisting of non-newspaper representatives.
IT takes time to do a proper biopsy: typically, several days for a tissue sample to be removed, preserved, sliced, stained with labeling chemicals and placed under a microscope to be interpreted by a pathologist.
Such languages describe documents in terms that can be interpreted by a personal computer to display the document on its screen or by a microprocessor in a printer or a typesetting device.
Such languages describe documents in terms that can be interpreted by a personal computer in order to display the document on its screen or by a microprocessor in a printer or a typesetting device.
This might be interpreted by a lack of confidence in authorities and manufacturers.
Systems' performance can be interpreted by a three "filler load zones" model.
