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By Nicholas Lemann November 3, 2017 It's easy to interpret the last election as a sign that the G.O.P. has organized irrational forces into a smoothly operating political machine.
It is easy to interpret the popularity of a network television series like "Modern Family" as proof that we have mainstreamed the various and sweeping ways domestic life has reshaped itself over the past two decades.
It would be easy to interpret the words as the theme of the work, but, as Mr. Pabst pointed out, meaning and intention are never clear cut in Bausch's work.
It would be easy to interpret the millions of messages to Diana as another of the breaks with tradition we have heard so much about since the car crash in Paris.
"It would be easy to interpret the series of bizarre excuses from Eutelsat to GPBS as the result of pressure from Gazprom Media Group on Eutelsat to preserve Gazprom Media's monopoly in Russian broadcast areas," the Georgian station said in a statement in Paris.
While the strain levels were easy to interpret, the line gave little information of the strain distribution.
To make it easier to interpret the numbers, I like to compare nominal (current dollar) values rather than stuff in 2005 dollars; that's what is shown above.
The objective of the filter is to condition the data set and to render the resulting presentation in such a way as to make it easier to interpret the significance of anomalies in terms of their geological sources (Bird, 1997).
A particular advantage of the GWR approach is that it is a local regression technique that allows aetiological relationships to vary from location to location, making it easier to interpret the results (Brunsdon et al. 1998).
Linear probability models are also widely used to estimate the effect of an explanatory variable on the probability of the dependent variable (e.g., [40, 41]).5 It is easier to interpret the marginal effect from linear probability models.
