Specifically, time can create psychological distance, and this distance can make us interpret messages in an abstract way.
"It's set in place by rules made by us interpreting what Guy and Evan need, and you let it go and see what it does.
Lack of diagnostic information about the nature and severity of illnesses and lack of more specific information about use of healthcare services make us careful in interpreting findings that participants more often have healthcare contacts than working single men, controlled for health differences.
After all, actors regularly tackle, and often make us rethink, endlessly interpreted characters such as Hamlet, Stanley Kowalski and Willy Loman.
Does the colour of Campbell skin make us more likely to interpret her behaviour as intimidating, as difficult, rather than simply as aloof, or withdrawn?
Memoirs that traffic in unmediated confession, however, or are too quick to interpret, make us feel more like a reluctant social worker listening to a patient's undigested ramblings and reductive theories about causality.
This raises the question of what this intermingling does to the authority of our criticism — whether it deepens or weakens our force, makes us more qualified to interpret or just reduces us to bit players in the great capitalist theater of mass culture.
Rather than thinking about this phenomenon in terms of our sedentary work conditions making us sick, what about interpreting it as our bodies rebelling against these conditions?
Without getting overly scientific, it's explained that when we're exposed to rudeness, our subconscious makes us act in ways that interpret both neutral and negative behaviors as rude, making us more inclined to behave rudely ourselves.
As the high throughput sequencing efforts generate more biological information, scientists from different disciplines are interpreting the polymorphisms that make us unique.
The same interpretation based on the modes can be made to interpret the influence of frequency on the K values.
