The literary critic Frank Kermode, in "The Genesis of Secrecy" (1979), a pioneering attempt to read Mark seriously as poetic literature, made a similar point, though his is less historical than interpretative.
I realised that if I were to write a book about Italy it was going to have to be something less circumstantial, more interpretative: a book that set out to explain what made the country tick.
In contrast, the mGPS has only two components and is, therefore, easier to construct and may be less subject to interpretative error.
Although these inflammatory changes often have a different distribution that residual tumour [ 9], they can pose interpretative difficulties, particularly for less experienced PET readers.
In their view, policy analysis has to become more deliberative: less top-down, involving expanded networks, and more interpretative, taking into account people's stories, their understandings, values and beliefs as expressed through language and behaviour.
When I describe Senator Obama as the first Jewish candidate, I see that less as a political commentary and more as an interpretative understanding.
Essay, an analytic, interpretative, or critical literary composition usually much shorter and less systematic and formal than a dissertation or thesis and usually dealing with its subject from a limited and often personal point of view.
If the involuntary tasks also represent or shape interpretative acts, architectural experience by Scruton's measure is that much less subject to aesthetic taste or discrimination.
To discuss the statistical power, we compared the Z-score of the MD with that of the SMD using the sign test only when the I indices of both the MD and the SMD were less than 30%, i.e. less than moderate according to the proposed interpretative guide [ 1].
