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In addition, a speech in a minor language may be interpreted through a third language for lack of interpreters ("relay" interpreting) —for example, when interpreting out of Estonian into Maltese.
Part of the transients can be interpreted through a model of crystal growth.
As far as the PbS nanoparticles are concerned, the red-shift of the 650 nm emission band can be interpreted through a resonant size-selection by the excitation wavelength, as already observed with CdS particles [27].
It is the view of the ESR that informed consent can only be obtained if the patient is informed at the site of imaging that their images may be interpreted through a teleradiology service.
The experimental results can be interpreted through a simple charge transfer resistance in parallel with a constant, capacity at high frequencies and the redox capacity in series with the film resistance at low frequencies.
The overall anodic reaction can be interpreted through a model comprising a number of parallel reactions following the initial formation of In(OH ad species at the electrode surface level.
At this relatively early stage of eukaryote-wide phylogenomics, strongly conflicting tree-building signals bear consideration as results that could falsify current phylogenetic models; they should not be interpreted through an uncritical lens of one or another preferred scenario.
Everything is interpreted through a certain aesthetic and political lens.
These key works by over forty photographers will show how major changes in modern photography have been interpreted through a particularly Hungarian sensibility.
But if the conference were interpreted through a chronological, not geopolitical, lens, those difficulties could perhaps come more into focus — as a contest between the rival ideas of life and obligation that societies possess at different moments in their modernizing odysseys.
Far greater use is made of colour and light (within the bounds prescribed by conservation requirements), in the way material is interpreted through a variety of mediums (sound, video, interaction between visitor and exhibit, virtual reality, as well as more traditional methods), and in the provision of a more relaxing environment in which to enjoy the exhibits.
