Just to take one example from this same song: the way he expressed the word "embers" at the close of a phrase, singing it right at the end of a breath, rightly estimating that a slight natural flutter would, with the warmth of his tone, perfectly give the effect of a dying but still glowing fire.
That notion of getting something more, or different, than what you expected appeals to the members of the band, who love the subversive quality of David Lynch's work and estimated, probably rightly, that their name would at least be a conversation starter (see also: the Negro Problem).
Ms. Olive is rightly worried because it is estimated that there are approximately a million orphans in the country, and 304,000 are due to HIV/AIDS, with very few getting any kind of support from the state.
In 2013, the US Government Accountability Office [pdf] estimated that in 2008 73% of polling stations had "a potential impediment", something this latest report rightly concludes is "stunning and troubling".
As Holden and colleagues rightly point out, estimates of the prevalence of diagnosed ADHD vary widely.
This analysis was determined aiming to estimate how reliably the scores of CKCUES Test estimate an "true score" that could be obtained for a subject if the scores measures rightly, without error [ 13].
The IMF is screaming for it, and rightly so if its €200bn-€300bn estimate of the sovereign debt risk is even remotely correct.
In particular, because CHAOS-2s was built from data covering the 1997 2009.5 time period, with some amount of temporal regularisation, it may rightly be objected that its estimate of the 2004 field may be favourably biased towards the prediction inferred from SV1 and SV2, both based on CM4, which considered data up to 2002.5.
