Why bother with all the rest if that is anything more than an interpretive guide?
The Gordon Diagnostic System Interpretive Guide, 3rd edn GSI Publications: DeWitt, NY. Green MF, Marshall Jr BD, Wirshing WC, Ames D, Marder SR, McGurk S et al (1997).
But he wanted to explore opportunities outside the entertainment industry, and he decided he needed an interpretive guide.
Another writer who had come to dinner, Tony Hiss, responded to these concerns when he wrote the interpretive guide for the sculptures.
The sculptures encourage visitors to the tip of Manhattan to imagine they are joining "a chain 400 generations long," according to the installation's interpretive guide.
At Fort Ross, Hank Birnbaum, an interpretive guide who was impersonating a Russian-American company manager, told the schoolchildren that, fortunately, 200 years ago, no battle ever broke out between the Russians and Indians.
Since the justices themselves skipped the usual oral announcement of a decision, which takes place in public session in the courtroom and includes the opinion's author summarizing its main points, there was no interpretive guide at all for the correspondents who had to dash off to their waiting cameras.
A free interpretive guide for the scenic drive is available at the visitor center in Empire, Michigan, or at the entrance gate.
To test for the dissociation predicted by the affect heuristic hypothesis, we looked for an interaction between sentence condition (emotional vs. neutral) and instruction (explicit instruction vs. spontaneous avoidance of negative sentences), using the areas of task activation and deactivation as an interpretive guide (Figure 2A and Supporting Table S2 in the online information).
Phage types were determined by using a scheme of 31 S. Typhimurium typing phages based on the method of Anderson et al. (12 ) and the interpretive guide supplied by the Public Health Laboratory Service (PHLS) in Colindale, United Kingdom.
