Gradually, as geophysicists realized that the additional benefits provided by 3D seismic will improve stratigraphic interpretation of data; seismic interpreters quickly took advantage of this new insight by studying objects of different geologic origins and their spatial relationships.
MP contributed to the conception and design of the study, applied for ethical approval, collected data and is the main interpreter of the data, drafted and approved the submitted manuscript.
ENCODE's biggest scientific sin was not being satisfied with its role as data provider; it assumed the small-science role of interpreter of the data, thereby performing a kind of textual hermeneutics on a 3.5-billion-long DNA text.
Many other firms are also jostling to become the main interpreter of corporate data.
Dr. Willick, a member of Stanford's physics department since 1995, had a deep interest in astronomy and the structure of the universe and had developed a reputation among astrophysicists as a skillful interpreter of the data and images from telescopic observations of thousands of galaxies closest to Earth.
Eighth, it is clear that if the information from patient data clouds is to be used effectively to optimize their wellness and minimize disease, there needs to be a trusted interpreter of these data clouds for each patient.
"I see Allison and her team at Agrilyst as the interpreters of this data to secure future food sources".
The survey team was comprised of EMDI staff members, with non-native Azerbaijani/Russian speakers paired with appropriate interpreters for the purpose of data collection.
When Twitter opened its firehose to this kind of analysis a few years back, it spawned an entire ecosystem of data interpreters, including Adobe Social, Brandwatch, Crimson Hexagon, Socialmetrix and DataSift itself, which was one of only a few companies allowed to sell the full Twitter firehose at one point.
