This arises questions on the validity of the common interpretation, since in the case of pure physical adsorption of a non-reactive long-chain siloxane, no such bonds should be detectable.
But the common interpretation is understandable.
He was just a head behind Master Minded at Punchestown in April and, although the common interpretation of that form is that the winner was below his best, it could also be that Big Zeb isn't really far behind him.
In competitions sanctioned by the U.S.G.A., on the professional tours, in club championships, most other tournaments and organized leagues, golfers do their best to play by U.S.G.A. rules — or the common interpretation of them.
The digitization of books has facilitated the rerelease of a spate of nonfiction works years or decades after their initial publication, and in some cases the common interpretation of their subject matter has evolved or changed significantly.
The thermoporometry studies revealed that the common interpretation of sharp intrusion curves and high entrapment levels in porosimetry data as implying ink-bottle pore geometries is flawed.
Kymlicka rejects thus the common interpretation of the dilemma as involving a choice between particularistic nationalism and 'universal humanitarianism' (Kymlicka, 2015, 3, p. 5, p. 10).
He agrees with the common interpretation that the story of a scaly fiend arising out of a nuclear testing site that ravages cities and their populace can be read as both a nuclear age parable and an anti-war allegory.
Given that the common interpretation of classical conceptions of reduction requires the relata to be fully fledged theories, it is not clear how sciences such as biology, psychology, and neuroscience fit into the picture.
What would be the common interpretation of such pictures?
