They can also document well-intentioned information by a referee, such as an unsubstantiated hint of data manipulation.
Referring to that spectacular idea, Dr. Gehrels said, "I'd say it's not convincing, but there is a hint of that in the data". On both July 9 and on July 24, the X-ray afterglow did not simply fade away but flared about 100 seconds after the initial blast, as if part of the neutron star had been thrown upward and then had fallen back into the black hole.
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Rather than replacing human cooks, IBM hopes Watson will lend an extra hand in the creative process – and offer more ways to delight our taste buds with more than a dash of data and a hint of science.
Rather than replacing human cooks, IBM hopes Watson will lend an extra hand in the creative process – and offer more ways to delight our taste buds with more than a dash of data and a hint of science.
The rumour was that both experiments had a hint of something exciting in their data, and - importantly - that these hints might confirm each other.
Meanwhile, a significant number of Fed officials, especially at the regional banks, are obsessed with the fear of 1970s-style inflation, which they see lurking just around the bend even though there's not a hint of it in the actual data.
Thus, and again, there is a hint of a trend in these data similar to that found in later films.
As a history major at Duke, I learned to question handed-down truths, especially when powerful economic interests depend on the acceptance of these truths to sustain themselves, but the colorful, breezy tables in "Saving Face" offer anti-tanning dogma as fact without a hint of curiosity about the real data and its source.
The measles data are a hint of what a connected health care system of the future might look like.
HONG KONG — Asian shares came off their Thursday highs but eked out gains to close the week, as both U.S. and Chinese manufacturing data revealed a hint of hope that the world's largest and third-largest economies were stabilizing.
