There will be stairs, not just treads, and the museum will work to interpret them.
As a result, a larger computational burden is likely placed on hierarchical cortico-cortical networks while processing abstract concepts, as top-down and bottom-up circuits work to interpret contextual variability.
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As teams of statisticians, bioinformaticists, and biologists work to interpret this complexity, they must also ensure that each data point is valid and can be integrated with other data from the same or different types of experiments.
MH worked to interpret and perform UPR mediators, develop and design the biomechanics experiments and general design of UPR studies analyzing expression levels, provided initial input and final critical comments on the writing of the manuscript, and approved the final version.
The software, normally used to study brain tumors in adults, had never been applied to the tiny structures inside fetuses before, and it took 70 to 80 hours of work to interpret the images and create the models, Dr. Tempany estimated.
It's a common mistake, in assessing Didion's work, to interpret her sensibility as a reflection of the times to imagine, as Daugherty puts it, that she has "always spoken for us".
It's a common mistake, in assessing Didion's work, to interpret her sensibility as a reflection of the times — to imagine, as Daugherty puts it, that she has "always spoken for us".
The first work to interpret and define parliamentary principles for the new American government was A Manual of Parliamentary Practice (1801), written by Thomas Jefferson, the third president of the United States.
"At this stage, it simply constrains what we believe it is made from, and as we get better measurements (closer up), there will be a lot of work to interpret whether the comet is heterogeneous or more 'bitty'bitty
