Since then, the rules have been more loosely interpreted even as the number of countries breaching them has exploded.
Literature is usually interpreted in different ways by different people, and symbols and metaphors can be interpreted in even more ways.
"Earth's Fantasy" a pastel by Babs Kent, interprets nature even more abstractly, with blocks of solid color and translucent feathery lines arranged in overlapping layers.
"We are already seeing a professional use for legal cases where text messages are used as evidence," she said, adding that interpreting emojis was "even more complex than the written word".
Despite of a great theoretical interest, gradient-enhanced models are usually difficult to interpret physically and even more to identify experimentally.
Alternatively, some characters previously interpreted as synapomorphies of all river dolphins are, in the context of our combined phylogenetic hypotheses, better interpreted as synapomorphies for even more inclusive clades (e.g. fused mandibular symphysis on parsimony trees).
One should keep this in mind, when interpreting these results, and even more so in the case of subanalyses that do not belong to the main purpose of the study.
If the promotion was meant to give Mr. Woodford a greater stake in the company's future, and a greater sense of loyalty to the board, Mr. Woodford interpreted it as giving him even more ability to investigate the deals.
Add the contrast between what local news outlets report and how western media interpret events, and you are even more lost and hesitant as to whose vision of reality you should trust.
With the rise of the novel and its concomitant private reading, there was a great fear that young people and especially women would read racy and adventurous stories without the knowledge of their parents and, perhaps even more worrisome, interpret the books as they pleased.
