It is derived from the Latin origin "emptiness", which in turn relates to Lucreatius' interpretation of matter and the void.
Many issues remain definitionally murky and the rule makers in many cases are left with no alternative but to punt interpretation of these matters to enforcers at specific agencies post-implementation.
His work was characterized by a highly finished, technically impeccable realism and a sentimental interpretation of his subject matter.
These arguments invariably depend on an ignorance-based interpretation of the subject matter, like Al Murray's Pub Landlord mocking the French, but without the obvious comedic intentions.
It even went as far as to depict a wibbly-wobbly piano keyboard on its sleeve, the first joyously literal interpretation of the subject matter since Pianoman's Blurred in 1996.
The digitization of books has facilitated the rerelease of a spate of nonfiction works years or decades after their initial publication, and in some cases the common interpretation of their subject matter has evolved or changed significantly.
The video was created primarily by guitarist Adam Jones, who saw it as his "surrealistic interpretation" of the subject matter.
There are several voxel-based methods that can be applied; tract-based spatial statistics (TBSS) encompasses high sensitivity to, and excellent interpretation of, white matter tract changes in patients with temporal lobe epilepsy (Focke et al., 2008).
Patients often have greater confidence in the technology than in a doctor's clinical skills and judgment where interpretation of the findings matters most.
The killings at Charlie Hebdo are a deeply unwelcome reminder to the west that for some, mainly young radicalised men, their fundamentalist interpretation of their religion matters enough to kill those who offend it.
