Rather than try to make something happen or create artificial drama by focusing on an obvious detail, as so often happens in slick live-performance telecasts today, Clouzot is trying to look at, to interpret, what's already there.
Besides being something through which caregivers get in touch with their patients, the teleconsultation technology is also an instrument palliative care professionals look at to interpret the patient's status.
In view of this, it looks difficult to interpret the spectral variations induced by some uncontrolled and time-dependent experimental parameters from the conventional one-dimensional (1D) stacking of the spectra straightforwardly.
Scenic designer Derek McLane injected just enough details and depth to the background that audience members have just enough bordering on too much to look at, interpret, and take in.
Some jurists look to societal changes when interpreting the law, and scholars speculate that Justice Anthony Kennedy, the possible swing vote in the divided court, will be pondering increased public support for gay marriage.
Their father is a former botanist with a specialty in fungal genetics who introduced them to hot-air ballooning and spore photography, which they look forward to interpreting someday as prints.
Roberts's insistence that it was just "a slight miss" and that shareholders should look to the long-term was interpreted as arrogance.
You're not an expert: you don't know where to look or how to interpret all the information on the subject.
Don't rely on data exclusively; look for ways to interpret contradictions or points of tension in findings through the human touch in the form of interviews, consumer journey explorations, etc. Facilitate conversations between your data teams and other teams such as consumer insights, product development, marketing and communications, in order to build truly integrated consumer-centric strategies.
Look for signs to interpret.
