Therefore he takes the biblical account of creation and the flood as true, and then interprets the evidence in the light of that. |
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Your aircraft's wing interprets vertical gusts as a change in the angle of attack, thus significantly increasing the load factor. |
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But he also interprets the shaking in musical terms using tremolos and trills, which can themselves be described as shakes. |
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Heidegger interprets such judgements as belonging to general metaphysics or ontology. |
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The soloist amply betrays his great love for this music, which he interprets with supreme artistry yet restrained enthusiasm. |
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Born in Spain, she has become a top figurative artist who interprets the everyday world of Spanish women. |
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He says that she has heard him speak in High German, Akkadian, and Aramaic which Peter interprets as his going backward through many past lives. |
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Library books come with a due date, which directly interprets into stress and pressure. |
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Any program that your mind interprets as punishment is one your mind is bound to rebel against. |
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The system monitors all workflows in progress and interprets the results upon completion of each step. |
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In characteristic fashion Heidegger interprets such good moods as a turning away from the burdensome character of being. |
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The analyst interprets without due regard for the analysand or the analysand acts without regard for the analyst or the analysis. |
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It will teach you how to pinpoint the specific language she speaks and interprets as expression of love. |
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The bill only scraped by due to a provision of the voting regulations which interprets an abstention as a vote in favour. |
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The portion of the brain that processes visual input and interprets the messages that the eye sends is called the visual cortex. |
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He interprets evidence narrowly and literally to sharply revise down the number of Aboriginal deaths. |
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When I go to a movie, I listen to the film scores to see how the music interprets the action. |
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Cochlear implants transmit electrical signals from the inner ear to the brain, which interprets them as sound. |
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In a work that interprets Dreamtime stories, costumes play an integral role in demarking personas, animals and humans. |
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Although there is no narrative, the work clearly interprets the music with some sections being quite sombre while others are quite amusing. |
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Answers on offer are a bit vague as the show is constantly evolving and the visual arrangement depends on how the VJ interprets the music. |
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Matter becomes the matter of words, which creates structure, makes legible, interprets, against a ground of unreadable silence. |
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He interprets the Critique of Pure Reason not as epistemology but as ontology. |
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He interprets the moment of suicidal hesitation as a Keatsian yearning for transcendence through death. |
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Delsaute interprets this passage as meaning that the simple box camera on its own cannot be so used. |
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Schulman interprets the glyph as two Crescents of Soul interconnected via a Cross of Matter. |
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In our system of government, he said, the legislature passes laws and then the executive interprets them. |
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The judicial branch interprets the constitution and is the final passer of laws. |
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So what interprets and what is interpreted are both in a different position from that which a naive epistemology would attribute to them. |
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Accordingly, abusive and nonabusive men may differ in terms of how each decodes, or in effect interprets, certain conflict situations involving their partner. |
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They want a Parliament that passes laws and they want a judiciary that is independent, interprets those laws and applies the laws. |
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Four years ago, he started a teleradiology group that now interprets scans for a hundred and fifty centers across the country. |
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The report reads the records in a sequential file and interprets them as time events. |
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Indeed, only a provision of the rules which interprets an abstention as a vote in favour in the event of a tie saw the bill past its final reading. |
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Being an evolutionist, he naturally interprets this smaller piece of bone as a throw-back to the femur, or thigh bone, of the whale's evolutionary ancestor. |
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While the situations for each are different, they all illustrate a discrepancy between the sensory input and how the brain interprets the information. |
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The inner voice interprets the feelings of what a person likes or dislikes. |
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Alisa interprets this as a bad omen, and warns Lucia to beware of a similar fate. |
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With a microphone in hand, the VJ takes the front seat and as the film plays, he narrates and interprets. |
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The workflow enactment service interprets a chain and controls the instantiation of services and sequencing of activities. |
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His skills as an inker — the artist who interprets the penciled page — influenced a generation of comic book creators. |
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Unwritten law and custom in traditional marriage mean women's rights depend on who interprets the traditions. |
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Sascha interprets the main female part: the beautiful married woman, tyrannized by the unkindness of her old fashioned husband. |
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For example, when a court interprets a will or a contract, its decision is declaratory. |
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Daniel Lavoie who I have always adored and the one who interprets Quasimodo, Garou, has a magnificent voice. |
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For he is greater who prophesies than he who speaks with other languages, unless he interprets, that the assembly may be built up. |
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The one who speaks in tongues only builds up himself, but whosoever prophesies or interprets tongues builds up the others. |
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The integrator interprets the pulses and uses them in the calculation of belt speed, flow rate, and material totalization. |
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Maiju Salmenkivi interprets, in her own style, a dream world inspired by movements such as Romanticism and Gothic Art. |
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This minute change is measured by the sensor's photodetector, which the system interprets as the presence of the target molecule. |
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This article and its companion book, The End of History and the Last Man, endorse Hegelian social theory as Fukuyama interprets it. |
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A software takes the raw pictures of the pages and interprets them as best it can, transforming the ink blots into letters of the alphabet. |
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In any case of ambiguity or disaccord about the rules, the rules are applied as the rank highest online staff member interprets them. |
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Under the baton of Marek Janowski, the orchestra, known for its bright French musicality, interprets Bruckner's works in an unspectacular manner. |
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An artist's eye sees the surface of things but also discerns and interprets the organic structure and the potentiality that lie underneath. |
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He interprets this finding to mean that crimes may be less conspiratorial and hence may produce fewer conversations that are crimerelated. |
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How Africa interprets his legacy will matter enormously. There is much to praise. |
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The Commission interprets this as meaning that the criteria for orphan designation shall be reviewed before a marketing authorisation is granted. |
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The judiciary only interprets the laws that are drafted by this Parliament. |
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Application Creative practice is a process through which an artist makes or interprets a work or works of art. |
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The administrative court interprets the applicant's interest in seeking annulment for illegality liberally. |
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The speaker obviously interprets the standing order and always does so in a very judicious and excellent manner. |
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With her powerfull and raspy voice, she interprets original, vibrant and genuine pieces, songs filled with light and love. |
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The Program Directive interprets the authorities and places them into a useable context. |
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And the pastel itself, sometimes dense, sometimes light, wonderfully interprets the diaphanous tutus and grey, dusty atmosphere of this room. |
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The Church interprets the moral norm and proposes it to all people of good will without concealing its demands of radicalness and perfection. |
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The Claimant interprets this request as an urgent demand for compatible blood products during her surgery in order to begin a transfusion. |
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Sarah Bernhardt, hands in her pockets, adopts a nonchalant attitude which suits the androgynous character that she interprets. |
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See my comment here above concerning the infallibility of the Magisterium, even when it interprets Natural Law. |
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Introduced in July 1999, the software ignores misspellings, interprets incorrect phraseology or unclear terminology, accepts ambiguity and expects error. |
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The main floor interprets the concept with dark sandpaper wall covering with copper wire stitches. |
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You're a screenwriter, novelist, journalist or other creative writer who would like insight into how audiences relate to stories, and how the human mind interprets plots, characters and points of view. |
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This is handy when desired, but unfortunately, some serial terminals at power-down and some RS-232 switching devices send something the computer interprets as a break signal, halting the machine. |
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The system of courts that interprets and applies the law is collectively known as the judiciary. |
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The message that the receiver interprets may be very different from what the speaker intended. |
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Carole Cusack interprets the method of execution as hanging rather than beheading. |
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The relationship between religious ideas and music is of special importance when the sacred word is set to music or when the music supports or interprets the sacred word by orchestral accompaniment. |
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But his mistress arrives with finery expecting to paint the town red, and interprets his insistence on dining in as horror of being seen with her in public. |
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Written law is increasingly being replaced by unwritten law, which interprets the flexibility of the markets and provides solutions to specific cases. |
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In a similar way, nonsense verse achieves its effect by pretending to make sense, by forcing the reader to project meaning into the phonetic pattern of the jabberwocky, as one interprets the ink blots in a Rorschach test. |
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This book interprets the hexagram created by the tossing of yarrow stalks. |
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His antihero is Ignatz Mouse, a kind of evil twin of Mickey Mouse, who attacks Krazy Kat with sadistic zeal. In one illustration, Ignatz hurls a brick at Krazy Kat, who interprets it as an expression of love! |
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But in reality, each interprets as he wants norms being discussed with unconfessed target to still be the most incompatible as possible with all others. |
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Due to the same non-understanding of the mechanism of the Evolution of the Universal Consciousness, the author could not incorporate into his outlook the law of karma and thus interprets it incompetently. |
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Narrative commentary accompanying the dances often interprets a specific action in its broad context, thus helping to universalize the theatrical experience. |
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The content of those sermons was gathered and preserved: they are the Opuscoli in which he explains the Apostles' Creed, interprets the Prayer of the Our Father, explains the Ten Commandments and comments on the Hail Mary. |
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But this desire is, we might say, cheapened in actual life by particular desires which are related to it closely or distantly, as one interprets them. |
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Newcomb interprets all signs of triple meter as sesquialtera proportions without comment. |
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In simultaneous mode, the interpreter sits in a booth with a clear view of the meeting room and the speaker and listens to and simultaneously interprets the speech into a target language. |
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Accompanied by his musicians, Senegalese griot artist Sadio Sissokho interprets both his own compositions and traditional songs on the kora, the spellbinding and tuneful West-African harp. |
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A beat cop interprets the force's shop talk for McKelway: his shift is a tour, his uniform a bag, his winter overcoat a benny, an influential friend a rabbi and his wife, even to her face, the cook. |
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The brain interprets and recomposes the image. |
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The writer believes that the impact of a buy-sell agreement on whether property vests indefeasibly depends on how one interprets the time at which property vests indefeasibly. |
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Diana Glenn interprets the symbolism in Myrrha's contrapasso as being that her sin is so unnatural and unlawful that she is forced to abandon human society and simultaneously she loses her identity. |
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The former interprets the human condition in relation to the realm of the sacred and the profane as defined in nontemporal terms and stories, the latter in temporal terms and stories. |
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A great joy of making music, a very light and dancing way of playing and fresh verve are the special merits of the Austrian ensemble whose female leader Michi Gaigg interprets well reflected and quite sensitive. |
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The NC system interprets the information on the tape, thus activating relays and electrical circuits that cause the machine's servomechanisms and other controls to perform a sequence of operations automatically. |
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Communication amongst people is a process in which everyone receives, sends, interprets, and infers all at the same time, and there is no beginning and end. |
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Seeing parental coitus is harmless if the child interprets it as playful wrestling but harmful if he considers it as hostile, assaultive behaviour. |
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The dental hygienist analyses and interprets data using problem solving and decision-making skills in order to synthesize information and formulate a diagnosis within the dental hygienist's scope of practice. |
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Émilie suffers from epilepsy caused by a tumour located on her occipital lobe, the rear most portion of the brain which houses the visual cortex, the part of the brain that interprets what our eyes see. |
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The student identifies and interprets various forms of writing and literary techniques, such as genre, story structure, figurative language, and persuasive technique. |
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The student connects general statements and supporting details, draws conclusions about the broader meaning and intent of the text, and interprets specific parts of the text based on inferences and figurative language. |
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Lessons learned in the dance studio do not just affect how a dancer points a foot, stretches a muscle, leaps through space, or ultimately interprets a role. |
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Jean-Paul Thuillier, the established French specialist in Etruria, presents and interprets the latest discoveries both in the sphere of political history, and in the development of art and the nature of the mores. |
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He interprets the short gospel passage in light of honor killings in the ancient Mediterranean world and the practice today. |
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Therefore uniformitarianism interprets all geologic features according to processes observed in the post-flood world, while assuming that no flood took place. |
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On Delany's account, the effect of the Fugitive Slave Law, at least as Judge McLean interprets it, is to subject all unowned black persons to the domination of all white persons. |
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Even the heretics' own apostle interprets as concerning not oxen but ourselves that law which grants an unmuzzled mouth to the oxen that treads out corn. |
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Oana Ctlina Chicu interprets the texts, which mainly deal with love and were mostly written for the tango stars by male composers, with the same sensitivity as the songs of the unforgotten Maria Tanase. |
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She seizes signs, interprets them for a client, but also for herself. |
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It then becomes interesting to compare the ways in which each pupil interprets the inversion, as it can be taken lengthways or widthways for the second and fourth squares. |
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Peter Schaufuss Ballet: The Nutcracker, London Coliseum, WC2, eno.org, to 28 Jul Schaufuss interprets Swan Lake, Sleeping Beauty and Nutcracker as a musical biography of Tchaikovsky. |
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A sudden refusal to nurse can occur at any time and may be followed through by complete weaning if the mother interprets this as a personal rejection. |
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The system then points the laser at the samples, records images of the resulting energy transfer and interprets those images to provide FRET scores. |
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Finally, EDF points out that the Commission interprets Articles 87 and 88 of the Treaty in a way which restricts the commercial freedom of public electricity companies in favour of private companies. |
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There is also a museum which interprets the mining history of the region. |
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It interprets how the value of respect for human dignity and the core principles of respect for persons, concern for welfare, and justice, as articulated in Chapter 1 apply to research involving Aboriginal peoples. |
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Like the European Commission, the report interprets this ruling as granting the authority to introduce criminal provisions in all Community policies containing binding rules, in order to ensure that they are applied. |
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The way we see colour is how the brain interprets it. |
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It interprets this as a claim that due to the author's medical condition, there is a real risk that her rights under article 7 will be violated if she is forcibly expelled to Armenia. |
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I have poured my light forth over all men, revealing to them the only existing truth, but you see how each man and each people, feels, thinks, believes, and interprets it differently. |
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The literal meaning of Wrocensaete is 'those dwelling at Wrocen', which Higham interprets as Wroxeter. |
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In contemporary art, the title curator is given to a person who selects and often interprets works of art. |
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The concept of modernity interprets the general meaning of these events and seeks explanations for major developments. |
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The Supreme Court of Justice interprets laws and judges cases of federal competency. |
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Also nearby, East Coulee School Museum interprets the life of families in mine towns for its visitors. |
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Yet another bistro created by a superchef, here's an opportunity to see how the mighty Michel Rostang interprets humble bistro cuisine. |
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The Italian semiotician and novelist, Umberto Eco, interprets Aquinas much as I implicitly did above, by giving central place to proportion. |
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Tasseography, is a divination or fortune-telling method that interprets patterns in tea leaves, coffee grounds or sediments. |
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Chemoreceptors pass on electrical impulses to the brain, which then interprets the impulses as specific odors. |
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The soil scientist constantly hand-configures, stereoscopically interprets, and hand-draws soil boundaries on the photos in a concurrent manner. |
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Schell interprets this as part of the much-heralded dealignment of American politics. |
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Roquet interprets the gesture alternatively as conveying adoration. |
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What follows is a painful comedy of errors. Almost from her arrival she is pursued by a bellhop who interprets her every rebuff as a coy invitation. |
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The Council interprets the constitution and may veto the Parliament. |
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Homer interprets the world at this time by using the passion and emotion of the gods to be determining factors of what happens on the human level. |
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Huntington writes with a special expertise being a Professor at Hartwick College in Oneonta, New York, where he translates and interprets classical Sanskrit and Tibetan texts. |
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For, the dish that left a lasting impression on my taste buds was the Methi Palak Papad ki Subzi, a speciality from Indore that the chef interprets expertly. |
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But the IRS is after dollars, and as it interprets each higher court case, it has carved out most cooperatives as exceptions to what the courts have already ruled. |
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He sets the Magnificat into the context of Luke's beatitudes and similar motifs in Luke, while he interprets the Nunc Dimittis in its immediate subsequent context. |
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Consultant Adair interprets the work of Herzberg and Maslow to mean that to motivate, one must be motivated and select people who are also self-motivated. |
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ImageFinder interprets aperture card punch coding while locating images. |
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Every actor interprets the role of Hamlet a little differently. |
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