It also asserts that so-called business methods alone — broad descriptions of ideas, without technical specifics — should not be patentable.
So when Gill asserts that "M.
Byron Alpers Shorewood, Wis., Feb. 9, 2009 To the Editor: Paul Krugman ("The Destructive Center," column, Feb. 9) is correct in asserting that so-called moderate senators have effectively gutted the stimulus plan by offering their hard bargain for passage of the measure.
Therefore, relations(3.20), (3.21), (3.22), and (3.24) allow to assert that sequence is bounded in and so, as for every, (3.25).
Proponents of Intelligent Design, which asserts that life is so intricately complex that an architect must be behind it, say it is a valid scientific theory.
The kids assert that doing so makes them — the second couple — feel late, even if they arrive on time.
Mr. Bloomberg, asked Tuesday why an emergency had not been declared, confused the issue by asserting that doing so would have put more cars on the roads, potentially creating more problems.
It was his technical approach that at times drew disfavor from other experts, who asserted that he so admired each new line of speakers or amplifiers that he ignored the aesthetic quality of the sounds coming from them.
Transnational families assert that they so value their children's education that they are willing to sacrifice their marital relationship and other social dimensions of family life in order to improve their children's English proficiency and to support their children to attain diplomas from prestigious colleges (Lee 2010a).
I asserted that, with so many misgivings, I'd feel uncomfortable buying a house now, too.
