| They spring from uncalibrated minds, susceptible to mood swings that can disable their interpretational capacities. |
| These limits have been set to restrict the interpretational margin of the courts, thus avoiding disparities in awards for comparable situations. |
| It is the only fighter to meet the Canadian Forces operational and interpretational requirements and needs. |
| The ethos of IFRS is fair value accounting and that presents interpretational and applicational challenges for most stakeholders. |
| Magnetic susceptibility is a parameter of considerable diagnostic and interpretational use in the study of rocks. |
| His performance on a technical, acoustic, musical and interpretational level is reached by only very few cellists. |
