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It is thus interpreted that the difference arises from the deformation state surrounding S, namely the practical stiffness of the system at each moment.
We interpret that topographic differences were mainly created by salt movement, crustal warping, and basement fault reactivations (especially the Trans-Arabian Bostaneh fault) in Qeshm Island and adjacent area.
It is interpreted that these differences relate to discharge variations between ephemeral and perennial systems with a perennial model proposed for Styrrup Quarry.
We interpret that these systematic differences in the irreversibility are due to the fact that the curves in Fig. 5 are instantaneous records of the magnetization variations with time.
Dopamine signals are closely related to a quantity in reinforcement learning known as δ, that can be interpreted as the difference between the received reward and the expected reward.
The results reported are expected to be useful for future n.i.r.-FTRaman studies of PAN in order to interpret the differences that should be observed between various samples.
Table 4 summarizes how we interpret the differences that were uncovered.
Although further data are needed, we might interpret the difference in percentages as evidence that VET teachers are especially involved in multiple job-holdings in comparison with other employees.
Cockcroft and Walton's experiment is routinely interpreted as demonstrating that the difference in the rest-masses of the products and reactants (times c2) is equal to the difference in the kinetic energies of the products and reactants (but see Section 4 for further discussion of this experiment as a confirmation of mass-energy equivalence).
The authors observed an approximately constant offset between current smokers and nonsmokers, which they interpreted to mean that the difference in U-Cd did not change with age in contrast to the expectation based on U-Cd reflecting accumulation of Cd in the kidney.
