A hierarchical organizational model of fibrillar collagen is developed to interpret the second-harmonic generation polarization properties.
But in terms of how we interpret the Great War generation, he said there were big cultural differences.
Qualitative research skills are required to appropriately interpret the matrix, and facilitate the generation of descriptions, categories, explanations and typologies.
That's not to detract from the broader point Smith makes: different generations interpret the play according to their own concerns and knowledge almost as much as anything in the text itself.
For the Nankai Trough region, such physics-based simulations have been conducted to mimic real-world earthquake sequences and interpret the mechanisms underlying earthquake-generation cycles along the Nankai Trough (e.g., Hori et al. 2004; Hori 2006; Hyodo and Hori 2013).
In the exercise, kids were told to interpret the idea of "melting three generations together" using paint on canvas.
In this method, thermoelastic damping is interpreted as the generation of thermal energy per cycle of vibration and consequently is expressed in terms of entropy a thermodynamic parameter measuring the irreversibility in heat conduction.
Output #1 alone has a component at frequency 5.000 kHz: this can be interpreted as the generation by transmit channel #1 of a circular polarization that fits combiner #1.
The observed narrowband emissions features with drift rates of a few tens of MHz s−1 at 325 MHz can be interpreted by the generation process of fiber bursts (Kuijpers, 1975); i.e., the emission features are thought to be caused by whistlermode waves propagating in the corona.
It has fallen to later generations to try to interpret the disaster that befell – then shaped – our world.
