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The Barren Measures Formation (middle Permian, ∼271 260 Ma), the non-coaliferous lithounit sandwitched between two major coal-bearing formations in the Indian Lower Gondwana succession, was earlier interpreted as continental fluvio-lacustrine deposits.

Therefore, in the neighboring zones, earlier interpreted Moho reaching near vertical faults (TNF and SNF) turns out to be listric around 20 km and for this reason, no conductors extend to Moho below these faults.

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According to Rohrbeck [9], organizational foresight is "an ability that includes any structural or cultural element that enables the company to detect continuous change early, interpret the consequences for the company, and formulate effective responses to ensure the long-term survival and success of the company".

Earlier research interpreted the Nubian Complex, in particular, as a radiating settlement system that incorporated a specialized point production.

Consequently those earlier scholars interpreted something like the vita apostolica, the widespread ideal of the "apostolic way of life," in a monastic sense: as a life in poverty and community in imitation of the apostles in Acts 2. They failed to discover what the lay faithful meant by this, namely a life of preaching and apostleship for themselves.

Whereas the earlier account interpreted several of the arguments in the text as employing parallelization to support Mohist views, it is probably more defensible to take them to be rejecting parallelization as a basis for attacking those views.

Early taxonomists interpreted the numerous specialized traits of cheetahs as evidence that they diverged from the other cat species early in the evolutionary history of the cat family (Felidae).

Artifacts, such as bone and stone tools, are identified and their significance for the physical and mental development of early humans interpreted by the techniques of archaeology and ethnology.

Early scholars interpreted this as an act of vengeance, but it seems that Thutmose was ensuring that the succession would run from Thutmose I through Thutmose II to Thutmose III without female interruption.

More recently, seismic and gravity studies have estimated the crustal thickness is about 40 km (Tewari and Kumar, 2003) (Fig. 2) while early studies interpreted Moho reaching faults (Kaila et al., 1985).

The problem was that, though early Spaniards interpreted "Charity" to mean "Christian love --and other streets nearby were named Faith and Hope--to the prosperous residents the suggestion of handouts was too much to take.

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