Instead they dropped a bomb at the last minute — a conjectural list of possibly problematic names that the Board of Elections has no hope of clearing up before Nov. 7.
These materials, with a conjectural reconstruction of the partially lost vocal lines and second violin part, were later published and professionally recorded.
(I once saw a conjectural re-staging of that work in Los Angeles; it was noisy and perfectly opaque).
The upper half is a conjectural formal garden consisting of four parterres: elegant compositions of roses, mixed flowers, hollies and topiaries.
There is a conjectural air to her enterprise.
Clapper claims that all of Amnesty International's monetary expenditures up to this point have stemmed from a conjectural belief that the FAA will apply to its foreign communications, and that this conjectural belief does not establish an imminent injury.
Phillipson devotes a "conjectural" chapter to reconstructing lectures on jurisprudence that Smith may or may not have delivered in Edinburgh in the winter of 1750-51.
This talk, based on arXiv 1610.09836, presents a conjectural answer to this question.
As a result, the two avenues of empirical research that have been pursued in subsequent literature have been estimates of a "conjectural variation" parameter for particular industries, and calibration of the models using behavioral parameters from other studies.
For the case of manifolds of dimension n=3, a conjectural classification picture emerged in the 1970's, thanks to the work of William Thurston, in terms of symmetric geometries.
Instead, the arguments above relate to the MS as a conjectural theory, and to its verbal theory of causes.
