Michael L. Katzev, an archaeologist who combined luck, scholarship and eight years of meticulous toil to raise, preserve and interpret one of the oldest and most intact seagoing cargo vessels ever discovered, died on Sept. 8 at his home in Southport, Me.
They understand and interpret one another and themselves differently, or not at all.
Taiwan insists the two sides agreed each could interpret "one China".
These rules are used constantly to interpret one's own and other people's behaviour and to predict behaviour under certain conditions.
Yet it is also true that there is a beauty in high school: those long, exhausting hours full of other kids, everyone trying to interpret one another.
A mathematically clear connection between variational models and nonlinear diffusion filters is presented that allows to interpret one approach as an approximation of the other, and vice versa.
Furthemore, Focus questions often provide little or no clue to the desired response, but require students to interpret one from their knowledge.
This corpus of rules can be, in turns, opaque and explicit, and has caused a decent amount of consternation over the years for developers as they try to read into how Apple might interpret one rule or another.
It used to cost tens of thousands of dollars to interpret one's genetic code.
It was a colossal flop, no matter how you interpret one aide's academic paper from 15 years ago.
