interpretation

Angelica Harrelson (Eldorado): 2nd in Communication Analysis, 3rd in Prose Interpretation, 5th in Persuasive Speaking

The second edition of Forensic DNA Evidence Interpretation is an important text for DNA practitioners to better understand the methods that underlie current DNA interpretation methods.

5--Limits of interpretation of the term of Seyyed Heydar Amoli:

Her interpretation of the Quran was made for the youth, using a simple language and writing style," Baqui said.

In the early 1980s, a new method of interpretation emerged that uses a centralized group of interpreters accessed by a telephone.

Finally, a diagnosis is not made and management is not determined on the basis of an ECG interpretation, rather the ECG interpretation is one factor in determining the complete diagnosis.

Under the SEC's interpretations, advice about the benefits or risks of investing in any type or class of securities is considered investment advice.

However, in order to achieve this goal it was necessary to realize large CPU power, required for speech recognition, and machine translation technology for interpretation, which are both exceedingly difficult to achieve on low-power multi-core processors for small devices such as mobile phones.

This technology permits one to compare performances in terms of technical skills and personal interpretation, and to examine difficult-to-notate elements of timing and dynamics in detail, such as specifically where and to what extent to ritard or accelerate the tempo.

Moreover, based on the model theory a formal interpretation is introduced: it grounds necessity in model theoretic validity and verifies no invidious essentialist claim.

The AICPA's Professional Ethics Executive Committee recently adopted revisions to Interpretation 101-3--Performance of Nonattest Services to provide clarification on the applicability and intent of the rule and ensure its continued effectiveness in promoting independence when a member renders nonattest services to an attest client.

But perhaps most regrettable is that Iqbal's insistent and unyielding interpretation of Islam will be neither of particular interest to contemporary historians of Islamic societies nor profitable for its intended Muslim audience.

Had independent interpretation and judgment been widely accepted amongst Muslims, it would have meant that no one group could monopolize the Islamic text.

This book admirably fills a long-standing need for a critical interpretation of scenes of merry gatherings.

The authors found (as judged by a panel of experts) that interpretation errors in many of their test cases occurred as often as or more often than correct answers.