The MTA also agreed to include "historically themed interpretive work," such as historic photos or artwork, at Purple Line stations.
This lack of structural control is generally compensated by expert knowledge introduced in the form of additional interpretive data such as cross-sections and maps.
PCA allows rapid assessment of differences between spectra and can assist in decision-making for common univariate interpretive tasks such as peak integration.
Steward eventually would like to incorporate higher-tech (and more expensive) interpretive tools, such as downloadable information with audio components that would be accessible with a handheld digital device.
With rapid advances in modern documentation and interpretive technologies such as scanning, visualization, and Virtual and Augmented Reality, how must our study of the past and its material legacy adapt?
A graphical user interface has been developed that uses PCA to simplify and automate many interpretive functions, such as finding features within SIMS images, selecting region-of-interest spectra from image data, and selecting and displaying the most significant ions in a raw data set.
How should courts handle interpretive choices, such as when statutory text strongly points to one statutory meaning but strong evidence of legislative intent suggests a contradictory statutory meaning?
Readers who aren't already familiar with the city's innumerable artists and clubs after all, only Preservation Hall, Pete Fountain, Al Hirt, Harry Connick, Jr., and the Marsalis family are household names will find many new names embedded in interpretive contexts, such as the trend in the 80s of major hotels featuring jazz.
Interpretive events such as music, storytelling, and ranger-led talks about history and archeology regularly occur during the Heritage Celebration.
In contrast, an interpretive approach, such as meta-ethnography, is not best suited to a key purpose in QI, namely production of actionable messages to inform practice.
