Surprisingly enough, the surface groove seems only to minimally affect the grain boundary motion, the groove depth varies non-monotonically in time, and after annihilation of the grain the exterior surface has a profile which depends on the system's history and contains certain features which can be interpreted as so-called "ghost lines".
Frequently, back pain in children is initially interpreted as so-called growth pain.
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Further research is needed to confirm our findings, which shall be interpreted as descriptive so far.
Even involuntary actions like blushing or giggling nervously can be interpreted as flirtatious, so don't worry if that's what you find yourself doing instead of the smooth routine you had planned.
Such approach can be interpreted as a so-called Transmit Selection Diversity (TSD) MIMO technique [16], where the BS can decide between one of the following strategies: to put all of the transmit power to one antenna ( strategies, where is the number of antennas), to be silent (one strategy), or to equalize the power among all antennas (one strategy).
This was difficult unless women felt that they had taken command of the birth and this can be interpreted as maintaining control so as to avoid 'losing oneself' [ 25, 26].
Symptom onset at an advanced age is frightening and may raise a suspicion of vascular derangements interpreted as presbyequilibrium and so result in an incorrect prognosis and therapy for the patient, as Ménière's disease does not limit life expectancy.
"Vote your conscience," he said, which many conventioneers interpreted as a not-so-veiled way of saying that voting for Donald Trump, the Republican nominee for President, might be unconscionable.
But, as the government points out, "federal tax laws are 'to be interpreted so as to give a uniform application to a nationwide scheme of taxation'", a universality that is impossible under the challengers' view of the law.
