"It means you can draw links between cases that couldn't have been drawn under the old system," says Eisgruber, who also points out that there are many empirical questions that legal scholars now can ask because they have a reasonable expectation of finding an answer — like patterns in decision-making by judges.
They could, Lloyd says, answer questions like, "In this very complicated ecosystem with, like, 10 to the 12th different species, one of which is humans, in the steady state for this particular model, do humans exist?
I'm not just talking about listing a topic like, "maintain a high-quality lab" or "expand the sales organization". You need to get granular and answer questions like, "In a year from now we will be successful if_________," or "What does success look like?" Your answers ought to be specific and observable if not measurable.
"There are things that cannot be answered like in a test, with a yes or a no," Ms. Sáenz de Santamaría said.
c) "What is a small easy next step toward that?" Now, ask friends and family "Do you have any thoughts about how I can do this?" "A lot of the answers like in remembering our human family," Robins says.
A reflection on the chaos of Brexit turns into a discussion of what democracy really is, and the answer, like everything in philosophy, is immensely complicated.
But later he and the owner are talking in Irish, "the old towser growling, letting on the answer, like a duet in an opera".
(The answer, like virtually everything in McCain's repertoire these days, involved vetoing pork-barrel spending).
Often patients, and even doctors, think that test results provide a definitive answer — like the solution in today's paper to yesterday's crossword.
The latter may be happy with an answer such as "data are in London city with a margin of 100 km", but unhappy with an answer like "data are in London city with a margin of 100 km with a probability of 0.53".
