We rely on meta-dàos, practically available links in this network, in choosing and in interpreting practically available ground-level dàos.
Islamic fundamentalists have given such verses a central role in how they interpret the Quran, practically marginalizing the rest.
As a result, numerous computational methods for genome annotation have emerged, including machine learning and statistical analysis approaches that practically and efficiently analyze and interpret data.
Both the present-day appearance of the TLE, in particular of the South Eifel region, as well as the development of the TLB were classically interpreted to be of practically identical origin and linked to the Eifel Depression (e.g., Lucius 1948; Murawski et al. 1983; Wagner et al. 2012).
Also, to make the tool practically applicable to facilitate personalised counselling, results should be presented in a way that is easy to interpret and use in day-to-day care [ 28].
We show why it is attractive to adopt a Bayesian perspective and, more practically, how to estimate a model from a Bayesian perspective using background knowledge in the actual data analysis and how to interpret the results.
At first, this may seem a subtle issue (as most qualitative information generated in laboratories is practically generated and interpreted in Boolean terms; e.g., protein x AND y activate protein z), however, the Boolean truth tables (and expressions) get more complex as the size of the model increases.
His exhortation was interpreted literally, and within a fortnight practically every member of the football team appeared in corduroy trousers.
The tragedy, Corbett observes, is that before the shots rang out that morning, practically everyone around them interpreted Larry's issues as a problem and Brandon's as just a boy thing.
Technically, then, we assume the indicators we use are sufficient statistics for each stage, though practically they are probably better interpreted as being among the most important experiences related to adult cognitive skill development.
