This results in a mix where individual sources can be clearly distinguished, and this also helps when the listener uses the movement of his or her head to interpret spatial cues.
A diplomat with sympathetic views has just been made head of the Cabinet Legislation Bureau, in charge of interpreting the constitution.
There is no standardized method of interpreting elastograms qualitatively in the head and neck although many classification systems use a framework that was first described for breast elastography.
Cruz, a Texas senator and Republican candidate for president, turns Scalia's creed on its head by interpreting the "dead" words of the Constitution according to what he believes its country's founders intended.
Asked for comment, Ms. Siegmann seemed to take the idea of interpreting an emoticon and turn it on its head.
This is mainly because of the heterogeneity of the studies in the overall review, the problems of interpreting sub-groups of studies within the larger review, and the lack of head-to-head comparisons to answer key questions.
Hermeneutics is the art of interpreting texts.
"This was a way of interpreting society".
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.05413.006 In addition to the expected 74 nm steps, we observed periods of increased positional fluctuations between detachment and reattachment of the labeled head, previously interpreted as a signature of Brownian search (Dunn and Spudich, 2007).
A central darker area, which in dorso-ventral view occupies much of the head, is interpreted as a pharynx (Figure 3A F, H), flanked anteriorly by the probable canals/blood vessels.
In general, high levels of head-dipping are interpreted as indicative of neophilia, while low levels are assumed to result from a lack of neophilia or are assumed to reflect a high anxiety-like state in the animal (Crawley, 1985; Takeda et al., 1998).
