Twentieth-century psychologists, notably Sigmund Freud, Carl Jung, and Bruno Bettelheim, have interpreted elements of the fairy tale as manifestations of universal fears and desires.
Clinicians were excited about the value this tool provides in pushing out variant updates to providers and overall gave the application high usability ratings, but had some difficulty interpreting elements of the interface.
And he re-interpreted elements of past architecture in new and fresh ways -- moving progressively backward in time from early modernism at the beginning of his career to pre-classical antiquity in recent decades, and yet he also designed buildings that will look, as my small painting suggests, just as good as ruins as they do, inhabited, now.
In most turbidite successions, at least three scales of waxing waning cyclicity can be interpreted: element, complex set, and sequence.
"This sense of freezing bodies in time, contraction — its energy seemed really relevant to how you might interpret those elements of Rodin's work".
The system must address multiple vision tasks of various levels such as segmentation, representation or characterization, analysis and monitoring of the movement to allow the construction of a robust representation of their environment and interpret the elements of the scene.
It makes sense that Pendleton would interpret the elements through his choreography, as his existence revolves around nature and metamorphosis.
These data provide a great opportunity to detect and interpret functional elements encoded in these genomes, and to study their evolution.
Although it is optional (default value is false), it is obviously essential to correctly interpret this element when using PSI-MI formatted datasets.
Intuitively, V is the set of truth values, D is the set of designated truth values, and F is the set of truth-value functions interpreting the elements of C. If the set of truth values of a valuation system V has n elements, V is said to be n-valued.
