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The monitoring signal in the caudate was not only accurate at representing ongoing behavior, but it also interpreted behavioral consequences in light of changing demands of the task.

It also interprets provisions of the agreement.

It also interprets the striking discrepancy between the hypometabolic profile and the well described brain atrophy pattern in AD.

The Pure Land was popularly viewed as an otherworldly paradise in the distant west, but it was also interpreted philosophically as an extension of Amida and as a transformed state in which enlightenment is certain.

The parliament gets to vote on the nomination, but it has also interpreted the treaty language to mean whichever parliamentary group wins the elections should automatically win the nomination as well.

The woman, he noted, was aware of the virtuality of the experience—"On a cognitive level, everybody knows it's not themselves speaking"—but she also interpreted it as real.

The woman, he noted, was aware of the virtuality of the experience — "On a cognitive level, everybody knows it's not themselves speaking" — but she also interpreted it as real.

The expression "Middle Country" certainly refers to a given and fixed geographic location but it can be also interpreted as a position gained by intelligent strategic moves in the dynamic complexity of the power game.

But it also can be interpreted as pertaining to what cities are.

Harvey Korman came up with Alistair Quince, 'once more tippy-toeing into your living room.' " Mr. Cooke not only interpreted America to the world, but he also interpreted it to Americans.

But it also matters who interprets those laws.