Apple, Google, Microsoft and other tech firms design their own versions of how the more than 800 basic emoji characters appear, but they tend to interpret most of the reference list's human characters as being Caucasian.
And yet it shapes the frame through which we interpret most of the information we consume daily.
In Supporting Information (Fig. S3) we show that PS2 can be used to interpret most of the experimental results described in Figs.
Rather unexpectedly, however, Weinberg concludes that, at the beginning of 2014, "we cannot really assimilate and interpret most of the data that we accumulate.
Fig. 2 also contains a duplication subgraph legend that can be used as a reference to interpret most of the results that will follow.
As artificial intelligence experts do not necessarily have the expertise to interpret most of the information available from a specialized database, a validated dataset (not even a database) can simplify the task of evaluating new algorithms.
These factors are of relevance in interpreting most of the aforementioned studies, which were based on fibromyalgia patients from rheumatology clinics who are more likely to have associated depression and anxiety, resulting in healthcare-seeking behaviour [ 91, 92].
The two most common mechanisms of thermoset/block copolymer demixing are interpreted; most obtained morphologies of thermoset/hyperbranched polymers are broadly correlated to the width of the phase-separation conversion window.
Thus, the prolonged ERD in the upper beta-band during the extraction of the feature ROUND as found in the present study can be interpreted most suitably as an index of the enhanced computational effort for the extraction of an acoustically complex phonological feature.
