5G "must happen fast because important use cases demand it", he asserted, pointing to examples such as autonomous driving as requiring low latency and robustness, and healthcare needing baked in privacy and security.
The whole town grieved, as it should, but shunned the symbolism and asserted "pointing fingers doesn't really accomplish anything".
You have given me a skimpy Etch A Sketch on which to compose, a cramped spot on the sentence-assembly line — and then harangued me with orders to save or reformat as you stall and splutter and assert points of ludicrous corporate chauvinism ("Invalid product key"! "Unrecognized database format"!).
He called Samson's language a "paradoxical assertion," where a person asserts a point in one part of a statement and then negates it in another.
"Unfortunately, I did an incredibly poor job of asserting my point of view this past Friday.
FORECASTS involving climate change are highly uncertain, denialists assert — a point that climate researchers themselves readily concede.
The head of MI6 made an unprecedented – for once it is the right adjective – public speech to assert the point the other day.
They further assert "these point or perimeter solutions applied to host computers, networks, or applications often work with little knowledge of each other's functions and capabilities".
In asserting this point, and calming markets with massive liquidity injections, the central bank is basing its Keynesian policy on a wholly different analysis from that of economists and politicians promoting austerity measures in Europe and the U.S. The economic possibilities of nations don't depend on financial resources, but rather on human, technological and organizational power.
JOHN HARNEY _____ Defending his past praise of Russia's leader, Mr. Trump at one point asserted that President Vladimir V. Putin had the support of 82percentt of Russians.
