It is thought to derive from the surname of the British columnist Robert Fisk, whose columns about US foreign policy were dissected by bloggers, leading to the creation of the term "fisking" to describe a thorough, point-point rebuttal of an argument.
Levi's view stands in complete opposition to the line of research opened by update and imaging, retaining a thorough epistemic point of view about the act of supposition involved in evaluating conditionals.
Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes's exegesis of how Hillary Clinton lost the 2016 US presidential election to do I even have to say his name?—is a thorough and, at points, dishy behind-the-scenes look at what went so horribly wrong in a campaign that clearly thought it had it right.
Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes' exegesis of how Hillary Clinton lost the 2016 US Presidential Election to do I even have to say his name?—is a thorough and, at points, dishy behind-the-scenes look at what went so horribly wrong in a campaign that clearly thought they had it right.
We also point the reader at this point to a thorough criticisms of the use of phylogenetic data to justify taxonomic inflation and its effect on conservation (Frankham et al. 2012; Zachos et al. 2013).
An important novelty is that the alignment algorithm does not need a thorough selection of the points-of-interest or a large number of them to obtain a proper alignment.
It will be very important in your revisions to include a thorough discussion of these points.
It houses three floors of artifacts from the era and makes a great introduction to the Civil War or a starting point for a thorough exploration of Virginia's battlefields.
Knowledge of the risk factors and a thorough history and physical can point to the diagnosis, but timely and appropriate imaging is often required because delays in diagnosis and treatment lead to poor outcomes.
Second, it calls for a thorough understanding of the key point of contacts for adding new activities and services to maximize public health impact.
Hence, the needs and expectations of patients and clients are now being viewed as the starting point in a thorough re-orientation of roles, tasks, operational processes, organizational structures, and inter-organizational cooperation in the promotion of a demand-based approach [ 2].
