He argues that 'minor literature' should not be seen as a rigid framework to be applied in interpreting a specific case study, although its theoretical flexibility might be useful when investigating a literature that strongly refuses categorization.
And since even these usually knowledgeable and courteous people may be unable to predict how customs officials will interpret a specific law, if you can't afford to leave it behind and have any doubts about the legality of export, don't buy it.
In each of these photographs, Lin Dan appears in ever different situations, each of which interpret a specific role: from the seducer to the Graeco-Roman hero, from the gladiator to the great Imperial Emperor, from the aristocratic dandy to the Neapolitan street urchin.
Second, the High Court interpreted a specific Australian statute regarding secondary liability.
But it also reflects his capacity for interpreting a specific disagreement in the broadest possible terms as a fundamental conflict of philosophies.
In general, teams are formed as part of the process of collaboratively defining and interpreting a specific research problem.
In fact, nowhere in the hundreds of pages of legislative history of the acts of Congress using this phrase does it appear that Congress ever contemplated that 'of local application' might be interpreted as a specific limitation.
When selecting colors for a new product or design project, understanding how a color or color family is interpreted in a specific geography and by a culture is very important to the success of that design.
However, PSQI is a summary measure that incorporates insomnia, hypersomnia, snoring and other symptoms and can not be interpreted as a specific sign of insomnia alone.
On the other hand, where the original substance may be remobilised, NER formation should be interpreted as a specific form of compound persistency.
