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For as long as it believes sacrificing Sir Victor and Mr Daniels would be interpreted as a recognition of its own bungling, they will stay.

The image of the building can be interpreted as a highly dynamic and powerful body and a crystal unearthed fossils.

His comments Friday defending the right to build the center on private property were widely interpreted as a strong endorsement of the idea.

He led him to Jesus. Looking at him, Jesus said, You are Simon, the son of John; you shall be called Cephas (which is interpreted, Peter).

Note that employing a CIM is not to be interpreted as a recommendation to try to enforce a "one true schema" model across all your systems.

A property reference will be interpreted literally in any other place in the configuration file.

Sometimes words are interpreted in different ways, so try to be as clear as you can to avoid any misinterpretation.

So much so it often sounds like a statement that is supposed to be interpreted as some sort of bad thing.

Ms. Fake said that gesture could be interpreted as a sign of good faith that Yahoo has "changed a great deal since we were there. "

"It should not be mistakenly interpreted as a constitutional blank cheque authorising further rescue measures, " he said.

But primarily, Hawking is being interpreted as vocalizing the point that religion has no place in a scientific field.

Zhang Ailing, with her nature color, is "dressed in a new piece of splendid garment, but covered with lice" , as she interpreted the life.

It's an important lesson for kids to understand -- that some of these laws get broken by accident and that laws have to be interpreted.

Which being interpreted means, not sure what you had planned John, but I'm going to bed, and right now.

Kostya interpreted this as a signal to drive faster, but when he accelerated Ivetta told him to slow down.

That statement also could be interpreted as a bit of wishful thinking.

'This article has never been tested in dispute settlement, so it's tricky to determine how it might be interpreted, ' Mr. Rockwell said.

Many have to rely on a form of financing that now seems to be interpreted by the courts as a grave crime.

While Ruby is a wonderfully productive language, the interpreted nature of the language is not ideal from a performance perspective.

CEBS said the test's 6% Tier One capital ratio threshold should by no means be interpreted as a regulatory minimum.

These Articles shall be interpreted to be in consistency with the JV Contract. In case of any discrepancy, the JV Contract shall prevail.

It's a bit of a paradox that the "romanticized" idea of the warfare is one that can be interpreted as dull.

The Portrait of a Lady, as one of his well-known works, is interpreted as an initiation story.

Obama said he regretted his comment to Clinton in that debate that she was "likable enough" had been interpreted as a dig at her.

Now all the phenomena may be interpreted by the concept of energy, every part theory may all be deducted logically by the concept of energy.

But he interpreted the fact that Beijing had agreed to his presence as a sign that it viewed some high-level exchanges as beneficial.

Such persistence is usually interpreted by students of rodent behaviour as evidence of a more positive mood.

Absence of a specific element from the programme should not be interpreted as an indication that such element is not subject to audit.

What I had interpreted as a malicious attempt to embarrass a naive freshman had been merely a moment of college fun.

She is unable to read her own name, but can recite more than 500 stories, which her mother and her mother-in-law interpreted for her.

in case of any dispute concerning the construction of a standard term , such term shall be interpreted in accordance with common sense.

It was created by Ken Thompson at Bell Labs and was an interpreted language used in early internal versions of the UNIX operating system.

Value is set to any nonzero value , the value is interpreted as a bit mask that specifies those processors eligible for selection .

The Trojans interpreted it as a sign that it was alright to let the gift horse in without looking into its contents.

We'd sit down, read a few verses of the Koran, translate or discuss how it should be interpreted, and many points of view would be offered.

These dynamics phenomena are interpreted in terms of the concept of light-dressed potential.

New Delhi has interpreted this as a challenge to its sovereignty over Kashmir, the subject of a dispute with neighbour Pakistan.

It is often interpreted as a sign of good, systematic and professional approach to coding.

And he took the damsel by the hand, and said unto her, Talitha cumi; which is, being interpreted, Damsel, I say unto thee, arise.

Liu Jianchao, foreign ministry spokesman, said the resolutions should not be "randomly interpreted" or expanded.

However, this is often interpreted as implying that all public speech must be either pro-or-con some very specific proposal.

Nothing in this Deed is to be interpreted against a party solely on the ground that the party put forward this Deed or any part of it.

They say apathy should not be interpreted as a desire to donate organs. Some patients oppose donation for religious and moral reasons.

Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, this information should not be interpreted to be a commitment by Microsoft.

To ensure that an entry that looks like a date is interpreted as text, type an apostrophe at the beginning of the entry.

Whether that information was accessed and interpreted by a trained professional would determine how it held up in court.

Sure, it can be interpreted as a negative statement, but if you think about it there are certain positive truths in this statement as well.

Agreed delivery clauses are to be interpreted in accordance with the Incoterms applicable at the time of contract conclusion.

I told her how he pined and ah! The deep , the low , the pleading tone With which I sang another's love, Interpreted my own .

Character would be interpreted as the start of a tag and is not displayed on the page.

The psychologist who interpreted my results told me that I hate conflict and try hard to avoid getting mad at others.

If you pass it as a string, it means the name of the configuration file, otherwise it is interpreted as the options themselves.

Not surprisingly, the annotations are also interpreted during the deserialization process when an XML document is translated into a POJO.

A value in double quotes is always a string, but a numeric value without quotes is interpreted as a number.

Susan interpreted the roses she received as a sign that she had a secret admirer.

The concept of CDMA may be interpreted as the simulation that base on frequency spreading and the multiply address access project.

Einstein was interpreted as a relativist by many (including some whose disdain fueled their anti-Semitism. ) This was not the case.

In an attempt to redress the balance, I have chosen a few key phrases to show how their meaning can be interpreted in different ways.

It was picked up by TV cameras and later interpreted by an ITV News lip-reader as "I love the uniform. It's so, so sexy" .

Something about the way she interpreted it make me uneasy, as if I was possessed.

Third, her painting can be interpreted as a description of the on-going development of culture, and a reflection on the hybrid culture.

You and she shall leave tomorrow is likely to be interpreted as a command.

First he claimed he had interpreted it as "public funds" and then shifted to argue that it was part of his salary.

Digitised and interpreted by an algorithm, this information is fed to police computers all over the world.

Bad breath, as well as being unpleasant, can be interpreted by would-be lovers as a sign of health problems.

Spoofing can be interpreted as the network security term used for forging .

Explain why the financial statements of a corporation are interpreted differently from those of an unincorporated business.

Nevertheless, there were some relatively significant differences in terms of how the teams interpreted this tactic.

If the value of the url attribute starts with a forward slash, however, it is interpreted as an absolute URL within the local JSP container.

The above observation could equally as well be interpreted as an accurate description of Chinese landscape Architecture.

The speech was interpreted by US economist Paul Krugman as an admission that China had driven itself into a dollar trap.

Many manufacturers did not follow the standard precisely, or inconsistently interpreted or completely ignored the references to EIA-485.

The real beauty of PHP is its simplicity coupled with its power, as well as it being an interpreted language, rather than a compiled one.

On epistemology, however, it gives a sense of rootedness that "practice" was interpreted as anti-doctrinal theory of experience cumulating.

As the core of tourism phenomenon, tourism experience is of rich connotation and can be interpreted from different perspectives.

Wealth needs to be interpreted broadly and reference is made to the growing literature that measures the asset base of a nation.

This reduction might with reason have been interpreted as a sign of his early disappearance from the military scene.

a telegraphic signal , improperly interpreted , owing to the fog , was the cause of this error .

It turns out cuisines from any nation can be interpreted authentically into a tasty vegetarian version.

If yields exceed a certain threshold they are more likely to be interpreted as a sign of distress than as a buying opportunity.

Broader ethical principles will provide a basis on which specific rules may be formulated, criticized and interpreted.

Array for every pair of backslashes , and the double- quotation mark is interpreted as a string delimiter .

This agreement shall be interpreted in accordance with the law of China without prejudice to the application of the rules of arbitration.

Data are created and interpreted by scientists in terms of a variety of theories, and thus are theory laden.

When you're indulging in workplace gossip, your words could be interpreted as a description of your own personality and actions.

The institute has interpreted the initiative as prohibiting both payment for a donor's time and payment for her eggs.

However, Ruby (and therefore JRuby) is an interpreted language, allowing you to execute code at interpretation time.

This can be interpreted as result of stress concentration developed in barrier layer during its formation.

The data are interpreted by a computer, allowing the young scientist to move his online persona smoothly around the streets of Second Life.

The move was interpreted by some analysts as a consolation prize for Israel after Bush told Olmert of his opposition to an attack on Iran.

Reflexivity can be interpreted as a two-way feedback mechanism between the participants' expectations and the actual course of events.

However, the feature may not work perfectly well and a Chinese web page may be interpreted as an English web page.

The Kalachakra Tantra is interpreted at three levels referred to as external, internal and alternative.

Those who interpreted his remarks last week as a sign that he might countenance more radical measures will be disappointed.

If the first parameter is a string, it will be interpreted as a complex number and the function must be called without a second parameter.

Tell your doctor if you've noticed a change in one of your breasts, especially if your mammogram is interpreted as normal.

It shows that the version in which the word is interpreted as Ji is not a current one.

It is not a question of spying, or anything that could possibly be interpreted that way.

MOND can be interpreted as a modified gravity theory where the potential is described by a modified Poisson equation.

Plainly it will not do for the same law to be interpreted differently in different parts of the country.

In this sense, the ability to forget can be interpreted to have survived through a process of natural selection in animals.

After the macro is interpreted, the connection is active and ready to execute SQL statements (see Listing 2).

In a sense, all body language should be interpreted within a given context; to ignore the overall situation could be misleading.

But the meeting was widely interpreted as a sign that they were backing away from a debilitating fight over the Chinese currency.

Method performs no parsing; an end-of-line character within a delimited field is interpreted as the actual end of the line.

The ruling was interpreted (questionably, but this was the effect) as confirming that there could be no slavery in Britain.

Well-being of the word should be interpreted broadly to make ease of mind and life situation.

The implied meaning of the drawing can be interpreted in terms of responsibility and morality.

If the optional fd parameter is specified, it is interpreted as an integral file descriptor to be sent over the stream.

It happened, as he interpreted to us, so it was: he restored to my office, and him he hanged.

Hence, most job destruction cannot be interpreted as the product of modest contractions achieved by normal rates of worker attrition.

The scientists interpreted this signature as an "anti-stress response" that showed their bodies were actively fighting off the virus.

Most of the controversy nowadays, however, concerns how the book and its precocious hero are interpreted.

But legal experts are still in the dark as to how the many vague points in the rules will be interpreted.

His refusal to work late was interpreted as a lack of commitment to the company.

Pushing our kids beyond their capabilities (because we want the best for them) may be interpreted as "You're not good enough. "

A Rinda Tuple might look like this: t1 = [: add, 5, 9], which could be interpreted by clients as a task to add up the given numbers.

This should not be interpreted in the sense that looking at date without much modeling is an illegitimate activity.

Pass only valid data to a component and be sure that it will be interpreted as you expect.

The string value of this property is then interpreted as an integer value and an Integer object representing this value is returned.

Thus the interface between bioscience and chemistry and its relationship to biotechnology must be broadly interpreted.

Using reflection is basically an interpreted operation, where you tell the JVM what you want to do and it does it for you.

Today, at least 40 out of the 57 laws have been fully interpreted and related to historians and scholars.

This principle was enshrined in the Maastricht treaty and has since been rigorously interpreted by the German constitutional court.

Spark is the first Python program I've used where I really found the speed penalty of an interpreted language to be an major issue.

Vertical equity----Treating people with different incomes differently. Generally interpreted as treating the poor more favorably.

Des's conscious was information being interpreted by his brain from one time frame to the next.

If something we said can be interpreted two ways, and one of the ways makes you sad and angry, we meant the other one.

The permissible voltage drop must be such that the signal level can be reliably interpreted at any receiving node.

The URL for a site map node might be interpreted when it is added to the internal collections.

CTQ usually must be interpreted from a qualitative customer statement to an actionable, quantitative business specification.

Included in the section is a set of assertions we derived from the references and interpreted for the purpose of this paper.

In this respect, the Enron scandal of January 2002 can be interpreted as an ironic commentary on the notion of a risk society.

Computers can only understand this code if it is interpreted for them into a form that they can use directly .

The O-code could be interpreted on a physical machine (as a VM) or compiled from O-code to the native machine language of the host.

Since dream analysis can vary significantly based on which school of thought you follow, sex dreams are often interpreted differently.

It represents an exchange of the media , can be simply interpreted as a holder and the government ( offerings ) of a contract between .

One theory is that reconsolidation helps ensure our memories are kept up to date, interpreted in light of recent experience.

This move is interpreted as a warning to banks that have been the most active lenders that they should rein in excessive behaviour.

The researchers said the dropout results should be interpreted with caution because the numbers were small.

A given set of measured profiles of the channel impulse response is interpreted using continuous and discrete channel models.

Any path information is interpreted as the name of one folder, and does not return an error.

The paleocurrent direction can be deduced by dip direction of cross laminae of glutenite interpreted on images.

This situation should not be interpreted to mean that cast iron does not exhibit elastic properties under moderate loads.

Simply put, what is "safe" or tolerated behavior in the United States can be interpreted quite differently in a foreign country.

A model of a business process described using the BPEL XML grammar can be interpreted by a business process engine and executed.

The time during which the next instruction is fetched from main memory and interpreted by the processor's instruction control unit.

As between the Parties to this Protocol, the Convention and the Protocol shall be read and interpreted together as one single instrument.

As the production of human spiritual culture, music provides large room for philosophers to think and interpreted.

The fact that Java is interpreted and defines a standard, architecture neutral, byte-code format is one big part of being portable.

Contract terms shall be interpreted so as to give effect to all the terms rather than to deprive some of them of effect.

The media set or the backup set must contain minimal correct information for it to be interpreted as Microsoft Tape Format.

The Deutschland, which was to have harassed our lifeline across the Northwest Atlantic, interpreted her orders with comprehending caution.

He has just interpreted a casual remark of mine, that it was nice walking weather, to mean I was wanting him out of my way.

In this base, the narrative inquiry in foreign language education is to be profoundly analyzed, interpreted and applied.

and our voices can be interpreted with an unprecedented degree of accuracy, enabling robots and computers to respond to our every command.

Be that as it may, in practice these principles are likely to be interpreted so as to lead to the same ideas about the observed universe.

(The dream in question was interpreted to mean that Osman would found an imperial house; "Ottoman" is the European corruption of his name).

Act quickly and decisively to impress or reassure customers. Hesitation, for whatever reason, may be interpreted as a lack of concern.

In fact, this was interpreted exactly in the opposite manner. . . . It was interpreted not as a sign of strength but as a show of weakness.

Consumer research on food and nutrition knowledge reveals how health messages are not always interpreted in the way that was intended.

vector control means that resistance surveillance will also have to be handled and interpreted locally.

So that nagging feeling of not having lived up to our potential is most constructively interpreted as an implicit statement of value.

To those outside the company, it may be interpreted as a sign of flippancy or lax discipline.

We recommend including a typed out version of the question in the email as well to ensure it is properly interpreted.

The court may strike out parts of the charter or, less controversially, set limits on how it is interpreted.

They understand pixels and percentages of a base size, but typewriter point sizes are interpreted differently on different browsers.

Policymakers, loath to preside over a Greek-style fiasco, have interpreted this thesis as a clarion call for fiscal tightening.

In such a framework, cliometrics is interpreted as the maximum endeavor of scientific histories in the 20th century.

Existing CSS would start to show odd side effects if it were suddenly interpreted in the correct way.

Most netizens and newspaper editorialists also interpreted the kneeling professors as media savvy social net workers with a worthy cause.

DNA methylation is a chemical modification made to DNA that plays an important role in dictating how DNA is read and interpreted by a cell.

But the Microsoft approach has been interpreted as an attempt to disguise its hand in the editing process.

That means his little confessions to you could be interpreted as boasts.

The concept of Chinese arts and crafts culture was interpreted and illustrated by charts and graphs.

This Agreement should be interpreted in its English version in case of ambiguities.

Both languages borrow from the script concept of using interpreted language for simple tasks.

Macromedia Authorware (now part of Adobe Systems) is an interpreted, flowchart based, graphical programming language.

Some changes in spectra are interpreted in terms of the different mol. packing and interaction of chain.

On this page, you specify how you want the data to be interpreted in the database table.

Averages will usually be interpreted as ensemble averages, taken over a large number of independent experiments or observations.

But in an application virtualization environment, the object code is interpreted within an abstract machine to provide the execution.

His own experience, his diligence, fully interpreted the perceptions of American Dream.

"New incidents were interpreted in terms of the existing understandings of the family dynamics, " said Haringey's review.

Some were saying that the laws and the Constitution must be interpreted flexibly to avoid self-inflicted democratic disaster.

How is the body language of your employees being interpreted?

Chances of a stronger renminbi are hampered by Beijing's refusal to do anything that can be interpreted as doing another's bidding.

The concept of discovery can be interpreted in many ways.

This expression has been interpreted by Chinese courts to require the appointment of a mainland Chinese registered arbitration commission.

As stated above, any JavaScript instructions embedded within a JSON data block are executed immediately as the data block is interpreted.

Non-verbal cues, when interpreted correctly, provide him with one means to do so.

What pushed history forward? Why did history change? Chinese literature at the end of the 20th century can be differently interpreted.

It was adapted by Christianity to be interpreted as the resurrection of Jesus.

As the number of chiropractors involved was very small, the corresponding statistics should be interpreted with caution.

Moreover, it does so in what could be interpreted by many to be a legally-binding popular vote.

Ironically, it's the same things that are usually greeted as signs of Chinese strength that should be interpreted as signals of weakness.

"This kind of game must always be played in the best possible way and I think we interpreted it correctly, " noted the Coach.

But I think you'll agree that it is not very satisfactory to write something that can be interpreted in three different ways.

His goal, interpreted in modern Chinese, is to achieve a sense of aesthetic pleasure.

Therefore, that tongue-in-cheek statement we send just might be interpreted seriously.

Yet Oshima's film can also be interpreted as a reinterpretation of and a riposte to Ozu.

Accordingly, tight CPU-bound loops of interpreted code should execute at near-native speeds, since the native code is kept in the cache.

Judge Magi said his decision should be interpreted as a requirement that Internet service providers screen video posted on their sites.

And such ideas as combining Marxism with China's reality, and learning Marxist view, stance and method must also be correctly interpreted.

To cite some examples, strengthening Party leadership is interpreted as the Party's monopolizing and interfering in everything.

Ideal flow analysis is well developed, and when properly interpreted is valid for a wide range of applications.

However, case sensitivity can be a factor in how data is interpreted within the dataset.

Ways to carry out positioning design on indoor organization and beautification with interactive behavior were interpreted.

In this paper the general method of analysis on stability of composite soil nailing support is interpreted.

Parents interpreted the language of the agreement as an effort to force them to stop speaking out.

This regrettable happenstance makes it difficult for the fossil structure to be interpreted.

Chinese diplomatic strategic tendency interpreted by the important thought of "Three Represents"

Words have different connotations in different contexts. The more abstract the word, the more it can be interpreted in different ways.

In a place filled with many cultural relics and profound cultural deposit, contestants fully interpreted the old legends in new ways.

Some critics have interpreted the proposal as a simple give-away of shares to a voters.

The tool transforms the design result into internal user interface description, which can be interpreted to create pen-based user interface.

Minor-ID of the referenced (independent) entity, interpreted by value of class, as shown in the following.

The "Apply Intelligence" Principle: The CMM should be interpreted in the context of the business needs of the organization.

By default, an empty string is interpreted as an empty string in INSERT or assignment statements on data of the varchar data type.

A great number of shell features affect how the command name you type is interpreted.

Interpreted programs are much slower than compiled or assembled ones because a statement must be translated with each execution.

Emotional expression is interpreted as the prescriptive requirements and vocal aesthetic consciousness on the sound quality.

Automated testing could be interpreted as the testing process automation and automated test results analysis.

This was widely interpreted as a call for Asian countries to move away from their efforts to boost growth by keeping their currencies weak.

Although the Pentagon said little, some analysts interpreted the trip as a show of American concern over Israel's plans for Iran.

He designs plans and policies which cannot be interpreted as merely being automatic reactions to stimuli.

Consequently, no provision of this Treaty may be interpreted as prejudicing such protection.

The modes are used to determine how the Port Status LEDs are interpreted.

And things turned out exactly as he interpreted them to us: I was restored to my position, and the other man was hanged.

There are important gender differences in sexuality, but these must be interpreted within the context of a high level of similarity.

The present measures shall be interpreted by the Investment Promotion Bureau of Beibei District together with relevant departments.

Fixed set of access rights known to and interpreted by the system.

Signals are sent from the olfactory bulb directly to the brain to be interpreted as a smell.

Reality is projected illusion - seen through the eye of the camera - our conscious mind and interpreted by the brain.

Microscopic structures from other fossil species, ranging from bats to ichthyosaurs, have been interpreted by some as melanosomes.

This reality can also be interpreted as, the Chinese clothing brand's future growth and development potential is still very great.

In that case, it is interpreted as a statement if it appears alone on a line.

The difference of scavenging effect of these two compounds can be interpreted from their chemical structures.

Avoid writing in capital letters, since in writing this can be interpreted as the equivalent of shouting.

However, the more recent increase in migration could be interpreted as a sign of China's increasingly open economy and society.

These gravity anomalies correspond to positive aeromagnetic anomalies and are interpreted as being due to buried volcanic or intrusive rock.

Neither should our distaste for the war be interpreted to mean that we support the Tamil Tigers.

Web sites that generate dynamic pages do not have complete control over how their outputs are interpreted by the client.

Most of the researchers interpreted vivid charm from the text, resulting in the neglect and deviation on its philosophical foundation.

The data of a simulated polymer injection well is interpreted using the self programmed software, and the accuracy of the software. . .

This parameter is optional; supplying a value of 0 causes it to be interpreted as an "identity" array.

Incidence rates provided in this report should be interpreted with caution due to the small sample size.

Whatever you add to this section is preserved verbatim and is not interpreted by the C transformation.

But last Tuesday, Mr Oddsson made public remarks that were interpreted to mean that Iceland would not meet its obligations to UK depositors.

If an application must use a large or unbounded number of regular expressions, each expression should be interpreted, not compiled.