Part 4: The existence of the asserted point.
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.
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"!).
A seventh defendant, Lyme pioneer Allen Steere, was paid to endorse limits on Lyme disease treatment, the suit asserts, pointing to guidelines Steere published in an insurance medicine journal and a paper he wrote for insurance medical directors.
In Pakistan, such social programs coupled with enforcement and eradication have had a more durable effect, he asserts, pointing out that Pakistan's opium production fell from about 800 tons a year in the mid-1980s to a fraction of a ton last year.
While other brands have steered clear of endorsing Kaepernick, afraid of touching the third rail of American culture, Nike has stepped into the moment and firmly asserted its point of view in a way that few other brands (for instance, Patagonia) have had the courage and confidence to do.
People who care and feel invested are motivated to assert their points of view, even if that opens the door to (constructive) conflict.
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.
But Cal Poly, led by 6-foot-7 junior Chris Eversley's 24 points and six rebounds, and senior reserve Chris O'Brien's career-high-tying 16 points, asserted its will down the stretch.
