If we interpret these developments in terms of acid base equilibrium and the pKa values of the two conjugate structures (Figure 6), we are convinced of these realities [32].
Voltaire interprets the developments in the fine arts as a positive consequence of progress and pleads that "where several of the fine arts are wanting, the rest must necessarily languish and decay, since they are inseparably connected together, and mutually support each other" (A Philosophical Dictionary).
But very often readers do not have the experience and worldly wisdom to see through the nonsense, particularly in interpreting reported developments in nations whose cultures diverge sharply from those of the West (I am thinking in particular of East Asia, a region about which on the basis of 27 years of residence I can claim some knowledge ).
Inoue is also noteworthy for having led the way, albeit along highly nationalistic lines, in interpreting Confucian developments of the early-modern period as movements in "philosophy," using the newly coined Japanese word, tetsugaku.
We consider the relative stabilities of parallel transverse, perpendicular parallel, parallel parallel and transverse perpendicular arrangements of the microdomain and mesophase structures in interpreting the development of structure in these materials under oscillatory shear.
It has real consequences on how scholars outside of physics, as well as the reading public, interpret the dramatic developments in fundamental physics, both experimental and theoretical, that began early in the twentieth century and continue today.
Significant developments in interpreting ancient glaciated landscapes have highlighted complex but coherent patterns of glacier activity over much of the last glacial cycle.
– Global Uncertainties: Mboweni cited difficulties in interpreting several other recent developments in international markets.
8, 12, 13 Trial sequential analysis represents one of several new developments in interpreting the utility of existing meta-analyses and other forms of evidence for clinical and policy decision-making.
Astute observers of politics might be tempted to interpret recent developments as indicators of a spike in negative racial attitudes.
