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The Globes are viewed as the second most important film awards after the Oscars, and are often interpreted as a guide to the likely destination of the Oscars.

This latter metric can be interpreted as a guide of the topology of the difference in the STLs derived from the different configurations; if the difference involves a large "lump" of bone not correctly segmented, for example missing due to reduced HU in a particular region, then the volume will be large, but the surface area enclosing it will be relatively small.

These instructions are NOT meant to be interpreted as a guide for taking advantage of a person.

Most important, patients would get the information they need when choosing where to have an operation.The commission's findings are probably best interpreted as a useful guide to rather than a definitive imprimatur on NHS performance.

And generally interpreted as a good thing.

That ominous tweet that was interpreted as a death wish?

The document has been variously interpreted as an attempt by Lenin to guide the party's choice of his successor or as an attempt to undermine the efforts of his colleagues who, he thought, were trying to usurp his power.

This judgement can be interpreted as an answer to the first guiding question about the existing empirical evidence for the impact of gamification on motivational processes and effectiveness of learning.

But a mere 12 months were interpreted as an insult.

As such, in the health care professions, codes of ethics should be interpreted as guides for ethical reasoning and frameworks for the treatment of individual patients, rather than as substitutes for such reasoning or as an absolute mandate [ 17].

In this study, we investigate the origin of the later phase from seismic wave observations and two-dimensional numerical modeling of wave fields and interpret it as a guided P wave propagating in the low-velocity subducting crust of the Pacific plate.