The main points of disagreement concerning the quantifier rules can be traced back to decisions about how to handle the domain of quantification.
The feeling of impotence gave way to despair when, five days later, they had found fewer than 125 corpses and no trace of about 1,000 villagers.Impotence and despair also pervaded subsequent public discussion about how to prevent similar catastrophes.
There is nothing ordinary about how Mr. Gehr traces the shapes and lines, the light and shadow, in "Precarious Garden," which he filmed with an air of melancholic impermanence that probably has less to do with those showy blooms and more to do with the occasional, almost peripheral glimpses of a young child.
The central idea of ANT is to investigate and theorise about how networks come into being, to trace what associations exist, how they move, how actors are enrolled into a network, how parts of a network form a whole network and how networks achieve temporary stability (or conversely why some new connections may form networks that are unstable) [ 13, 19, 20].
Learn about how difficult it is to trace the money spent by dark money non-profits, "Campaign committees and super PACs need to report to the Federal Election Commission who they pay and how much they pay them.
He talks about his childhood dream of becoming a pilot, and how he used to trace a fighter jet on his snare drum with a magic marker.
"Freedom in the Balance starts with the events and aftermath of the 2001 attacks, and then looks backwards and forwards to trace how debate about balancing freedom, security, and diversity have shaped our nation from its founding to current events".
It's possible to trace how that myth was made.
They allow to trace how sensitivities change over time.
They talk about how Hebert traced their ancestry back to two brothers who fled Nova Scotia in the 1700s, about how Paula clutched rosary beads throughout his games, about the summer he spent on an oil rig, where he was nearly electrocuted.
