Memoirs that traffic in unmediated confession, however, or are too quick to interpret, make us feel more like a reluctant social worker listening to a patient's undigested ramblings and reductive theories about causality.
Close examination of the DFSS itself shows that information on the methods used may be difficult for a lay audience to interpret, making accurate restatement of these characteristics legitimately difficult.
The law as it is generally interpreted makes sense to Mr. Young, the warden.
But the new constitutional debt brake, strictly interpreted, makes it impossible to do that without imposing spending cuts elsewhere.Can this attitude change, and change in time?
However, through learner modelling, open learner models display data that has already been interpreted, making it meaningful for the user not only the teacher but also (and especially) the learner.
Additional work identified nine core caregiving processes: monitoring, interpreting, making decisions, taking action, making adjustments, assessing resources, providing hands-on care, working with the elder, and negotiating the health care system (Schumacher et al 2000).
It's not a question of self-respect, it's that the job of an actor is to act - move, talk, interact, interpret, create, make a mark.
Cameron Hope, an assistant general manager with the Rangers, says that he consults the site to interpret remarks made by Russian officials.
The solutions provide an analytic way to interpret observables made when the rF magnetic fields are designed based on the Chebichev polynomials.
These GPs found the results easier to interpret and made statistically significantly more changes and plans.
