Within each stage of the tongue complexes, architectural elements are interpreted by wireline log motifs showing amalgamated debrite tongues, which constitute the primary fan elements.
The effects of different alloying elements are interpreted in terms of the interaction of alloy segregants with misfit and/or misorientation dislocations at the lamellar interface.
These geomorphic elements are interpreted to be formed by debris flows and turbidity currents as suggested by the upper part of the Ventimiglia foresets, where chaotic, massive or graded deposits are observed.
Finally, similar to FCC, the anomaly of elements was interpreted based on the composition of the obtained colors.
The goal of the current experimental study of (overt) pronouns in Chinese has been to establish how such elements are interpreted in discourse, focusing specifically on contexts of potential ambiguity with two compatible antecedents, and how the experimental manipulation of various factors might both affect and reveal forces guiding the resolution of pronominal interpretation.
Based on their morphology and relative position, the anterior-most element is interpreted as a dorsosacral, the middle two elements as primordial sacrals, and the posterior one as a caudosacral.
This last element is interpreted in terms of the irreducible factors in the Plancherel decomposition of the Hilbert space of square-integrable functions on the Euclidean plane, the sphere, and the hyperbolic plane, respectively.
The place name Jerusalem appears in the Old Gutnish form iaursali while the western-most dialect of Old Norse, Old Icelandic, has Jórsalir, and both represent a Scandinavian folk etymological rendering where the first element is interpreted as the name element jór- (from an older eburaz meaning "boar").
We adjusted the P value for multiple comparisons (Bonferroni, N = 54), and when it was below the threshold for significance (<0.05), the core element was interpreted as having significant CNV.
