We are doing more interpretation now, telling people what is significant, what might have been different".
One of them appeals to heaven for a miracle or divine voice to show them what it is, and the answer comes back that the responsibility for interpretation now lies with them.
The accepted interpretation now is that the mauve moment reflected the eighties' collective grasping at understated "refinement": hence the "sophisticated" palette, built on a gray foundation that served to both tone the colors down and achieve a level of steeliness, which, in turn, signified modern science's triumph over nature.
It was all about intention and interpretation now, about what the Mets were supposed to make of a pitcher who throws in the mid-90's, even at the advanced age of 37, firing one hard and high and tailing in.
Relating how he was taken into custody, Fine describes something he calls "Panzer's Paradox" — basically, the fact that "when it comes to distribution, there is no uniformity in cannabis legal interpretation now," as William Panzer, a lawyer specializing in cannabis defense, says.
Since cross-sectional image interpretation now commonly uses volumetric images for diagnostic decision-making, we were interested in whether the same qualitative pattern of results was revealed when participants completed a whole-brain and independent-slice brain tumour detection task.
If according to the second heuristic an unmarked utterance gives rise to a stereotypical interpretation, now we have that this interpretation is overruled if a marked utterance is produced.
The Fed's expansive interpretation now includes many non-banking and foreign entities, including securities firms, insurance companies, and even the financial arms of manufacturing companies, as well as European banks.
In a loose Latin interpretation now in 2016, we've slipped from a tempest into a cluster.
The actual lyrics are subject to interpretation: Now the trees are almost green, but will they still be seen, when time and tide have been Fall into your passing hands, please don't destroy these lands, don't make them desert sands "Shapes of Things" is credited to bassist Paul Samwell-Smith, Relf, and McCarty.
