Divided into halves, "New Materialisms" addressed the complex ways in which architecture is imagined, made, and interpreted, aiming its focus on the potential reciprocities between history and practice, and hence the unraveling of the traces of the one within the other.
Nevertheless, already in Kilwardby's time, some of the propositions in naturalibus were interpreted as aimed at the teaching of Thomas Aquinas, namely those propositions related to his doctrine of the unicity of substantial form.
Altogether, these changes reflect a flexible adaptation of locomotor activity to environmental conditions in a way that may be interpreted as aimed at efficient navigation, preserving the temporal structure of behavior, and reducion of predatory risk.
It is important that this study is not over interpreted; it aimed to find an optimal dose to assess the study medication using a more rigorous clinical trial design.
It is important that this study is not over interpreted; it aimed to find an optimal dose to assess the dietary supplement using a more rigorous clinical trial design.
The territorial cohesion aim of those policies is usually interpreted as the aim to decrease disparities between European regions [5].
Parts of the speech could be interpreted as taking aim at President Trump's policies.
That data is then fed instantly to a tablet device to be interpreted, with the aim of helping the rider modify their approach and boosting their chance of being in the lead come the first bend.
"You're the queen of superficiality," she sings in lyrics that fans are interpreting as aimed at Ms. Lohan.
We use the example of deoxygenated red cells/hemoglobin‐dependent potentiation of nitrite‐dependent dilation to illustrate the salient factors that are critical to consider in designing and interpreting experiments aimed at understanding the interplay between oxygen and NO function in the vasculature.
"Interpreting novels aims at appreciating their value" (p. 21).
