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The answer was a clear 'yes': audiovisual discordance in speech was, as in space, reduced because lipread information could shift the interpretation of an ambiguous sound towards the non-ambiguous lipread phoneme, a phenomenon termed 'phonetic recalibration'.

The continuously growing pool of biological metadata provides the possibility to shift the interpretation of transcriptomic data from a "gene by gene" approach to a more biological system-based analysis.

The verdict has, perhaps unintentionally, shifted the interpretation of music copyright beyond composition, towards sound itself.

The alternatives we advocate also explicitly acknowledge the different roles and often divergent interests of signallers and perceivers that can yield fundamental asymmetries in signalling interactions, and they therefore shift the focus of interpretations of animal communication from informing others to influencing others.

Both Jean Renoir's 1936 version and Akira Kurosawa's 1957 interpretation shift the setting of the play from Imperial Russia to their directors' homelands.

This explains the shift in the interpretation of the master equation in the study [9] following [8], and subsequently in [5] to the interpretation we presented in Sect.

Compound paleovalley fills in the Lower Pennsylvanian New River Formation (NRF) are directly comparable to these Quaternary analogs, stimulating a paradigm shift in the interpretation of ancient paleovalleys.

Helman postulated a general shift in the interpretation of the health-nature relationship: "In the 1970s... nature had become a threat.

Shaara succeeded so brilliantly that he shifted the accepted historical interpretations and even changed the park's landscape.

In turn, IAS became part of the discursive field on accounting regulation that helped mediate the shifts in the interpretation of Chinese characteristics over time.

The factorial invariance of the EPE over time means that changes in the performance on each of the three sections of the EPE found by Sims and Liu (2013) were not due to shifts in the interpretation of those tasks by successive groups of students.