Enigmatic is often an over-employed adjective, but Black Tinamou undoubtedly qualifies as such.
If the professors updated their study to include March 2003, the start of the Iraq war would undoubtedly qualify.
Her Saturday event, the eight-hundred-metre freestyle — which she'll undoubtedly qualify for on Thursday — is her best, and promises to result in an even starker gap between her and her competitors.
In what undoubtedly qualifies as one of the sickest burns in modern politics, Denmark's finance minister, Kristian Jensen, observed last year, "There are two kinds of European nations: there are small nations and there are countries that have not yet realised they are small nations". Jensen's not-so-veiled swipe at Britain was more accurate than he knew.
Many of these children should undoubtedly qualify as recipients of our compassion and protection.
I'm not a fan of the media culture's rampant practice of distance psychoanalysis, though my long-ago psychology minor undoubtedly qualifies me.
The group around Jürgen Bajorath undoubtedly qualifies as an advocate in that sense, and the community of practising medicinal chemists should start to move in their direction accordingly.
Although in these cases the information about base-learning is drawn in the sense of point 2a of Definition 1, these algorithms are limited to a single problem domain with a bias that is fixed a priori, so that they, using the definition above, do not undoubtedly qualify as metalearning methods.
As a result, Patricia Rose, the University of Pennsylvania's director of career services, recently sent out a message saying: "We are hearing from some students that they are discouraged, and have stopped applying for jobs because so many other candidates are competing with them, some undoubtedly more qualified.
