(Stuart, for example, interprets the Torah as forbidding anal intercourse but not other homosexual practices).
This first Watson example interprets the message for semantics.
This question arises, for example, when interpreting ChIP-Seq or RNA-Seq data in functional terms.
When radiation doses are reported at all it is usually for a single type of administration, making a dynamic interpretation of the dose effect relationship by, for example, fractionation difficult to interpret.
The obverse is the inability, for example, to interpret a graph in ordinary language.
A tyrant like Hitler, for example, might interpret non-violent resistance as weakness, deserving contemptuous crushing.
Pope has spoken with Shockey about the risk of being so demonstrative that he is watched constantly -- by officials, for example, who could interpret Shockey's reaction as a taunt.
In Sweden, the trend of decrease in equity has tentatively been interpreted by, for example, Myrberg and Rosén (2006) as a possible effect of the free school choice.
The basic physics and underlying assumptions for interpreting the diamagnetic effect have been described by, for example, Lühr et al. (2003).
For the persons with dementia, it was interpreted as important to them to reinforce verbal expressions of appreciation by, for example, touching or hugging the caregiver.
