Pore pressure distribution is an output of our simulations that is useful in interpreting the ground deformation (Fig. 15).
Importantly, the Supreme Court has limited resources, and it chose to expend energy on a case in which its ruling will be interpreted on-the-ground as endorsing the prosecutor's decision to exclude racial minorities from the jury.
If this happens, though, there's then the question of how this is interpreted on the ground.
Remark: The language L3 interpreted by the ground model M3 formalizes the liar's paradox, with the sentence ¬Tλ as the offending liar's sentence.
Doctors can legally interpret the clinical grounds for abortion very broadly (Sheldon 1997), and research suggests that in practice, abortion is generally conceptualized as a pregnant woman's decision (Lee 2003).
His voice, explaining and interpreting, became the ground note of the trip.
One had to go back to the raw material, to all these contact sheets — a huge number of photographs — and try to interpret from the ground up what he was doing.
A third independent researcher experienced with grounded theory (IH) reread and interpreted the findings.
Interpreting the metaphor of ground in poetry, the critic Rainer Emig writes, "The ground [is] a perfect symbol of cultural, ethnic, and national identity, a significatory confluence of the historical and the mythical, individual and collective".
Stock markets interpreted the renewed war of words cautiously, with all the main European exchanges losing ground.
