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The figures presented in this section interpret the resultant membership degrees of each country for each cluster.

Responsibility of Office of Government Ethics for promulgating regulations and interpreting this section, see section 201(c) of Ex.

After an opening section interpreting the diplomatic failures in the Middle East policy of past United States administrations going back to Franklin D. Roosevelt, the authors set up two models of thought as virtual antipodes, the neoconservatives and the realists.

It points out that Sir Bruce Keogh, NHS England's medical director, is co-author of a BMJ article last month which says in a section interpreting the "weekend effect" in hospitals: "It is not possible to ascertain the extent to which these excess deaths may be preventable, to assume that they are avoidable would be rash and misleading".

This divergence of opinions revolves around a strikingly arthropod-like body, but one that also bears complex lateral structures on its anterior section interpreted as pharyngeal openings.

In this section we interpret the modeled magnetic fields in terms of currents.

The Court of Appeals held that this section as interpreted by the Administrator did not provide an “intelligible principle” to guide the EPA’s exercise of authority in setting NAAQS.

The Court of Appeals held that this section as interpreted by the Administrator did not provide an "intelligible principle" to guide the EPA's exercise of authority in setting NAAQS.

In the end, however, we recommend that our results in this section be interpreted with caution.

In the rest of this section, we will interpret what "weak enough" means through notions of real analysis such as metric spaces and ε−δ description of continuity.

This section attempts to interpret the resistivity structures obtained in this study, based mainly on reports from geothermal drillings by the MRSO ([1969], [1970], [1971], [1973]) and evidence from geochemistry (Ohba et al. [2010]; Ohsawa et al. [2013]), seismology (Konstantinou et al. [2007]), and leveling (Murase et al. [2013]).