September 1, 1862 Geneva, Switzerland February 29 , 1928Nyon, Switzerland Adolphe Appia, (born Sept. 1, 1862, Geneva, Switz. died Feb. 29, 1928, Nyon) Swiss stage designer whose theories, especially on the interpretive use of lighting, helped bring a new realism and creativity to 20th-century theatrical production.
Because the vast ribozyme excess did not emulate conditions expected for interpretive scenarios, these data were primarily used to establish the best time point to assay the ribozymes for interpretive behaviour using data from the previous section (see Results), and only secondarily to assess interpretive behaviour.
But one can also obtain surface form as the result of an interpretive mapping, using the canonical λ term encodings of strings and trees and operations on them.
As a consequence of adapting our interpretive framework using these two perspectives, on the one hand, we clarify the reflexive relationship that exists between the students' models and nature of students' mathematical arguments.
A qualitative interpretive approach using a feminist perspective guided data collection and analysis.
Amir, Bomyea, and Beard (2010) modified interpretive bias using a Word Sentence Association Paradigm and examined its impact upon attentional bias (as assessed by a modified Posner task).
Descriptive and interpretive statistics (using SPSS) were used to analyse whether service users' sign-up rates were related to the content of clinicians' explanations, and to ascertain differences across service users' responses to the Likert scale questions.
Such "psychological interpretation" as Schleiermacher (1998) used to call it, was conceived of as constituting only one aspect of the interpretive method used by historians.
Susceptibility interpretive criteria used were those published in the NCCLS M100-S12 document (19 ).
Again, the interpretive criteria used in this study could have affected the estimates for resistance classification.
As with all work involving in vitro test results for antimicrobial resistance, analyses were heavily dependent upon interpretive criteria used in classifying susceptibility of isolates.
