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Coal-shale doublets are then interpreted as elemental genetic units of the deltaic-plain formation.

This feature was then interpreted as sill-like structure built up by a series of mafic intrusions.

How, then, to decide whether random things happen that are then interpreted as meaningful, or whether things happen that are not only meaningful but can't be mere coincidence?

The regularity observed can be then interpreted as a measure of the marginality of lateral ice melting as opposed to fracturing, in the regimes considered.

Essential outcomes within these categories were then interpreted as data points and used as the basis for course design and accompanying credit allocation.

The probabilistic output is then interpreted as deterministic time series by considering mean values along with their uncertainty bands of standard deviations and 5 95% probability ranges.

We're likely to be averse to foods that don't taste the way they look or smell (freshly-brewed coffee is a good example of this), or offer up unfamiliar or strange qualities which we then interpret as a personal dislike.

Specific higher-order effects—unique to the developed element are then suitably interpreted, as well as the formulation appropriateness to consider distributed loads and to model three-dimensional behaviour, which is verified with solid finite element analyses.

He interpreted efficiency as "wealth maximization" but then interpreted wealth maximization as "willingness to pay".

Two compositions by Oscar Lorenzo-Fernandez, which featured curiously expanded harmonies, sounded at times as if someone had dragged a finger across a drying Villa-Lobos score, then interpreted the smears as chords.

Obama supporters contend that the coverage has been self-perpetuating, particularly on cable television, where Mr. Wright's words are replayed in an endless loop and then interpreted by pundits as a major setback to Mr. Obama.