Most methods described in the hydrological literature are designed from a frequentist interpretation of probabilities, although such probabilities are commonly interpreted as subjective decisional bets by the end user.
McCoy was widely respected in the African American community and his dismissal has been commonly interpreted as racially motivated.
"California," Mr. Somer said, "is seen charted as an island -- commonly interpreted as one until well into the 1700's".
In Denmark, "immigrant" is often conflated with "Muslim", while "freedom of speech" is commonly interpreted as "freedom to insult Islam and other visible minorities".
"I do think it's harmful to use the term Ferguson Effect, to mean something different than what it's now commonly interpreted [as], because I think it's going to leave it open to confusion," she said.
The first was a vision of hell, and the second was commonly interpreted as prophesying the end of World War I and the start of World War II and the rise and fall of communism.
Central to these systems was the concept jū, from a Chinese character commonly interpreted as "gentle"—gentle, however, in the sense of bending or yielding to an opponent's direction of attack while attempting to control it.
3D seismic data are commonly interpreted by propagating horizons automatically and by picking faults manually.
The degree of particle stability is commonly interpreted in terms of morphological and quantitative perspectives [9,13,14].
This is commonly interpreted as an opportunity for more open (non-elitist) approach in contemplating and deciding about the future.
Dolomite associated with evaporites is commonly interpreted to be related to brine seepage reflux (Warren 2000; Fu et al. 2006).
