But I'm a believer that everyone has the same equipment and it comes down to learning how to interpret it". Within eight tastings, most people can learn to detect and name a reasonable range of aromas in wine, Hutchinson says.
The prophetic books (in the Hebrew Bible these include the historical narratives up to the Babylonian Exile i.e., Joshua, Judges, Samuel, and Kings) also address the tension between rebellion and obedience, interpreting it within the changing historical context and adding new levels of meaning to the motif of fulfillment and redemption.
I decided to bring it into today's time and re-interpret it within a Venezuelan setting.
That's an amazing, incredible, passionate song that I was just flabbergasted to sing and I tried to interpret it from within and make it really meaningful, as I did with the rest of the songs on the album, but that one in particular really did me in.
Does he hold this theory as so obviously true that all events must now be interpreted within it, or is he willing to examine events to see if they support or contradict his theory?
Actuaries work under a strict code of ethics that covers their communications and work products, but their clients may not adhere to those same standards when interpreting the data or using it within different kinds of businesses.
While this study is original and innovative, it is preliminary, and the findings must be interpreted within its limitations.
Drawing on economic game theory modelling, it interprets the latest developments within the international negotiations and provides a political economy analysis of the climate change architecture.
The results of the present study must be interpreted within its limitations.
Tracking back to their historical transformations of different life history forms during the evolutionary process can convincingly be clarified only if it is interpreted within a robust phylogenetic framework.
However, the relatively low number of neurofilament positive intraplaque axons may indicate that axons traversing Arc plaques suffer from some degree of degeneration, as it was interpreted to occur within PS1Δ9 AD patients' cotton wool plaques [ 3].
