What was exciting is starting to realize that its difference was really a consequence of this quest to make it a very simple thing".
Upon reflection, however, it is far from obvious that this is really a consequence.
Helmholtz (1868) argued that Riemann's hypothesis that the metric structure of space is determined locally by a quadratic differential form, is really a consequence of the facts (Tatsachen) of rigid-body motion.
Discipline then, rather than being a characteristic or a quality to develop, is really a consequence of this alignment.
Eickhout said: "If this is really a direct consequence of Europe's climate policies then I would like to send my sincere apologies to the people of Honduras.
77, 78 However, to what extent self-efficacy is really independent of the capacities to self-manage the chronic disease remains to be determined, as well as if self-efficacy is really a cause and not a consequence of the adaptation to and coping with chronic disease.
So I think even just trying to describe the genetic variation that underlies the development of a tumor independent of understanding the phenotypic consequences is really a mistake.
"This is really a historical blunder with really severe consequences".
It isn't just about fudging the figures to keep everybody happy – there are really serious consequences of this behaviour".
However, when socio-political aspects are involved, such movements are really of serious consequences.
