Last week the justices agreed to hear the Clinton administration's appeal of a ruling by the federal appeals court here that the Clean Air Act, as interpreted by the Environmental Protection Agency, handed such broad authority of a legislative nature to the administrative agency as to amount to an unconstitutional "delegation" by Congress of its lawmaking power.
Originally, designers made sketches that clay modelers interpreted completely by hand.
Even now, he says through a series of hand gestures interpreted by a translator, he faces discrimination daily because of his disability, encountering problems in the subway.
They had reported that a geoelectrical depth sounding, on the other hand, was interpreted by assuming a horizontally layered model.
As a touring art exhibit, the show highlights the Screaming Hand as interpreted by a selection of artists with pieces made exclusively for the show.
The request made by the NHIS for the state to 'fold into the scheme' as an employer of labour was interpreted by policy makers to mean handing over state funds to a federal government agency.
The chair, covered in a hand-printed fabric interpreted by a friend from the patterns of Tahitian pareos, is flanked on its other side by a single-fin board from the Pipeline pioneer Gerry Lopez, its searing lightning bolt insignia an early example of the now nearly unavoidable confluence of design, branding and big waves.
On the other hand, all websites are interpreted by users' browsers, good giving people strong leverage to control what they see.
The results could be interpreted by a bifunctional mechanism, taking into account the metallic and carbidic sites on one hand, and the oxidic acid sites on the other hand.
On the other hand, unlike with parsimony-based inference, not every character showing an AABB pattern is interpreted by probabilistic methods to support a quartet topology.
