As soon as the term "Cold War" was popularized to refer to post-war tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union, interpreting the course and origins of the conflict has been a source of heated controversy among historians, political scientists, and journalists.
Here translators interpret the voluminous course materials for the astronauts — who learn Russian and take their classes in the language — and administrative assistants schedule the vans that ferry visitors from the airports to Star City and into Moscow.
MB conducted transsphenoidal surgery in this patient and helped interpret the clinical course and results of various tests.
It is clearly important to consider multiple time-points as a way to interpret the time course in which eNO may be associated with both systemic markers of inflammation and the inflammatory cell recruitment in the airway.
We presented here a new approach to the evaluation of chemotherapy using a mathematical model to interpret the time courses of tumour mass during treatment, including measures of the proliferative activity by Ki67.
Interpret the heart line.
You can, of course, interpret the story in many ways: autobiographically, Freudianly, symbolically.
Others may interpret the tetrahedron differently, of course.
Rennart said on the university's website: "We of course also interpret the acceptance as a positive signal as far as his present situation is concerned and are confident that Ai Weiwei will start working at our university in the near future".
"We of course also interpret the acceptance as a positive signal as far as his present situation is concerned, and are confident that Ai Weiwei will start working at our university in the near future," Mr. Rennert said in a statement posted on the university's Web site.
