"But when you went to 600MW reactors and 1,000MW reactors, you could not guarantee this, because you could in some very remote situations conceive of the containment being breached by this molten mass; and that change came about, I would assert, because of the enormous economic pressure to make the reactors as large as possible".
The findings, in this area, however, have not always been consistent, and comparisons across studies, therefore, are difficult to assert because of the discrepancies both in the studied groups and in the methods used to measure social factors.
Cook's story is incredibly timely and important, Perlgut asserts, because of the current embattlement of Planned Parenthood and of women's rights across the board.
Why not a beer like Stone Ruination I.P.A., so-called, the brewery proudly asserts, because of the ruinous effect of "this massive hop monster" on your palate.
We're not Romans, I assert, because we've got the lessons of history to instruct us.
Objections that this is too little time are "unfounded," the report asserts, because "the formation of the true will of the patient is a long process that takes several months, sometimes years," then culminates in the written request.
This is not, as some critics of Britain's foreign and defense policies assert, primarily because of the "excesses" of Western policy since 9/11, especially in Iraq.
As India's first Prime Minister and framer of India's foreign policy, Jawaharlal Nehru, asserted India "because of the force of circumstances, because of geography, because of history and because of so many other things, inevitably has to play a very important part in Asia".
Apple and Google "can set de facto standards against the consensus of the market and assert themselves because of their market power and unique selling points".
Other skeptics assert that, because of the American troops and the inexperience of the Baghdad government, the Americans will continue to hold sway.
They give an example of Big Data with a university network that produces an average load of 650 Mbps and peaks up to 1.0 Gbps, and assert that because of such Big Network Data that "many monitoring systems have already shifted from the deep packet inspection to the aggregated flow data level".
