The archeology of remembrance makes it difficult to decipher or interpret accurately what lies beneath the layers of the past.
Stomach contents are another line of evidence, somewhat more direct but also a bit trickier to interpret accurately.
And, as any professional translator knows, mastery of multiple languages is no guarantee of the skill to interpret accurately between them.
That means that in the second scenario, out of 100 spoken commands 99 were interpreted accurately.
In five of the cases, it is not possible to interpret accurately the type of learning that is intended.
The two scholars agree that the evolving understanding of the significance of certain genetic markers along with the rapid pace of research and discovery makes the results of genetic tests difficult for both doctors and the public to interpret accurately.
This daring, piecemeal reconcentration was a matter of the greatest delicacy, the success of which depended on maintaining the morale both of Johnston and of Magruder, while interpreting accurately the very scant available information of the enemy's movements.
With appropriate imagery and reliable 3D topographic data (e.g. Digital Terrain Model (DTM)), geological mechanisms responsible for the topographic formation in planet surface can be analyzed and interpreted accurately.
Even so, some of these are quite unusual depictions to trust oneself to interpret accurately.
Some centuries ago determinism declared that everything could be explained rationally if we were able to interpret accurately the behavior of matter.
First, do members of the political class (politicians, editors, analysts) know so little about the Middle East, and about foreign policy-making in Washington, that they cannot be expected to interpret accurately the phenomena noted above?
