Data isn't a neutral entity — you must interpret it with knowledge of its history and context.
Art is considered the domain of the heart, but its transporting effects start in the brain, where intricate systems perceive and interpret it with dazzling speed.
Jenni Grey, a British binder, interprets it with a green velvet binding minutely stitched with beads and shimmering threads in a subtle and evocative design.
They will show what she feels at certain periods of time, and in order to interpret that, I think the biographer will need to read everything, and then to interpret it with the assistance of friends and family".
His skill in absorbing the radicalism of post-second world war "humanitarian photography" and interpreting it with artistic vision established him as one of the 20th century's leading photographers.
Not everyone can interpret it with the magic of Kenneth Branagh or Lily Rabe (who, since her performance as Portia in "The Merchant of Venice" last season on Broadway, may be the new champion).
Blitzstein and Clooney aren't an obvious pairing -- the acerbic composer of Kurt Weillian songs of social significance and the warm-voiced bombshell who hit the top of the charts with "Mambo Italiano" -- but she nails his most deeply felt ballad, interpreting it with the direct, unmannered sincerity that was her trademark.
We discuss a temporal coincidence between the residual gravity change and the LSSEs and try to interpret it with a simple poroelastic model ("Discussion" section).
Adam's advice, then, is that home testing for allergies is not useful – medical expertise is needed to determine exactly what test is best in your particular circumstances, and then to interpret it with your symptoms in mind.
