North American Anomoepus has been interpreted as made by a facultative quadruped, based on abundant bipedal and rare quadrupedal tracks assigned to the same ichnotaxon [16], but the Moyeni tracksite offers a unique opportunity to record bipedal and quadrupedal locomotion in a single trackway and to describe the transition between them in detail.
The Fourteenth Amendment was passed in 1868; it came to be interpreted as making the Bill of Rights apply to the states.
A regulatory change that was interpreted as making entry to the US automatic for unaccompanied minors led to an exponential rise in numbers of children making for the US (and of those exploited, abused and killed on the way).
But advertising rules stated that references to anyone who was dead must be handled with particular care, saying the ad was likely to be interpreted as making light of the issues surrounding the trial, which included the death of a woman who had allegedly been shot by her boyfriend.
Arriving, as it did, on the heels of a tumultuous week — after the Trump Administration issued a travel ban on all refugees and on visa holders from seven Muslim-majority countries, and an outraged portion of the country rose up against it — the ad was interpreted as making a clear political statement.
For example, refactoring should be interpreted as making improvements in speed and in lower power consumption even if this might reduce the portability, clarity and modularity.
He may be interpreted as making a moral case for black progress and civilization precisely as a moral offset to the moral harm that has plagued blacks.
If, on the one hand, we take (7) to be about a sentence, then, assuming (7) can be interpreted as making a necessary claim, (7) is false.
There was also a promise for a "framework" to recognise high-quality teaching, which was interpreted as making sure that universities were not only ranked on research but on the quality of teaching received by students.
Schmidt argues that appointing a general would be interpreted as making cybersecurity a "military issue," and could discourage members of the business community from cooperating with government cybersecurity programs.
