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It's very important that we're able to interpret the result later.
Weather caused this aircraft to deviate from its flight path, which led to the rebel group to interpret it as not a civilian airliner because it wasn't flying on the civilian airliner routes,
to interpret it as not a civilian airliner
as we choose. I interpret that as, one, making sure that those people who are less fortunate
I will outline the basic ideas that we are dealing with here and why the way we interpret
apparent backwards causality. This in turn will influence how we interpret the nature
In fact, they interpret your crying as another dog whining, which may make you wanna cuddle your buddie.
Meanwhile, their brains don't interpret red and green, but instead see gray.
And you can't decide how to interpret it.
So what the brain would do with it, how the brain would react to it, how the brain would interpret or use that new information, said Professor Ng.
But we found evidence that men automatically interpret a partner's success as their own failure, even when they're not in direct competition.
We interpret what we see, select the most workable of the multiple choices.
When you ask an open-ended question, the person who's hearing your question has to interpret it through their own psychology, their own perception, their own lens of beliefs and biases.
And because they have to interpret your question, they oftentimes share much more information than they intended to share.
I don't understand how you understand your environment so well I use cameras to recognize faces and objects Ultrasonic sensors to detect obstacles and AI algorithms to interpret the data from all these sensors.
AI algorithms to interpret the data from all these sensors.