The lenders' view has prevailed in many court tests and has been endorsed by staff interpretations from the Federal Reserve.
Americans can make interpretations from the values and concepts expressed, even if there are few tangible plans to consider.
He also edited an anthology of writing on American culture, American Social Character: Modern Interpretations from the 40s to the Present (1992).
Like the play, the opera permits many possible interpretations, from the shadowy whisperings of Roger Desormière's famous 1941 recording to the in-your-face tensions of Pierre Boulez or the lofty post-Romantic approach of Herbert von Karajan.
Mr. Guerrero elicited carefully wrought interpretations from the St . Lukes musicians throughout the evening, which finished with an exciting performance of Saint-Saëns's Piano Concerto No. 2 in G musicians
But the nontraditional, synthesized interpretations from the 1970s by the pioneering Japanese composer Isao Tomita underscore Mr. Naharin's interest in examining and reinterpreting the things we think we already know.
Extensive microbial mats grew over large areas of ancient shallow seafloors from at least 3.2 billion years ago until the present, and their fossil remnants promised to supplement the geobiological interpretations from the better-known stromatolites.
Colleen Cashen, a psychologist and counselor at the Northdale Middle School, said that by singling out homosexuality, the policy created "an air of shame," and that contradictory interpretations from the administration had left teachers afraid to test the limits, seeing homosexuality and the history of gay rights as taboo subjects.
Instead, they develop their interpretations from the thesis of mind-body parallelism.
The correlation functions of interest are then computed based on their corresponding probability interpretations from the probability map.
But she cautions that the sample of smoking mothers is probably too small to make solid interpretations from the results.
