In what sounds more like the plot of an Archer episode than a plausible, record-shattering feat of trans-national engineering, the Beijing Times announced details last Thursday on a major infrastructural proposal that would link Russia, Canada, and the United States to China via an 8,000 mile high-speed railway... that's underwater.
Plausible records indicate that the Chinese were using the magnetic compass around ad 1100, western Europeans by 1187, Arabs by 1220, and Scandinavians by 1300.
We used these estimated limits specific for age and sex instead of the single "CUT-OFF 2" for adults as proposed by Goldberg et al. Thus, records with EI BMR ratios up to 0.95 for boys and 0.92 for girls were considered not plausible records.
And in doing that, the world record becomes a plausible target.
"Europe has a long record of maintaining a plausible trust in the future of its young people, even during turmoil.
From the flimsy historical record, the author synthesizes a plausible, and jaunty, version of the voyage that ultimately disappointed Hudson (he considered North America an impediment to his search for a Northwest Passage to Asia), but presaged the founding of New York.
As fiction, philosophy, and the exact sciences failed to provide a plausible explanation, many anguished readers turned to the record of brutal change in earlier periods.
Dynamic Causal Modeling (DCM) was used to find a plausible model for the evoked brain responses (ERPs) to visual stimuli recorded in an oddball task.
Note that since we did not record EEG in this study, this relation only remains to be a plausible account that needs to be substantiated by data.
By supplementing covariate ascertainment through medical record review, this study was able to assess the potential role of unmeasured confounding as a plausible explanation for the observed associations.
Although there are no records confirming that Starr millet carried the d2 gene, the described morphology makes this a plausible hypothesis (Kumar and Andrews 1993).
