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Stern described the images as "frankly just skimming the surface" of what would be learnt about the planet during the coming year.
You don't get child prodigies writing books, because there is so much to be learnt about the art of writing; there's so much craftsmanship involved in the whole process".
Robert Gates, the outgoing US Defence Secretary, said much more needed to be learnt about the composition of the opposition and that claims of Islamist fighters in their rank needed to be investigated.
Yet for too many Australian authors the centenary will present as little more than a marketing opportunity – a chance to ride a tide of mythology and legend from which little, if anything, can be learnt about the truth of what war does to humanity.
The first concerns the structure of crystalline polymer electrolytes, from which much may be learnt about the principles governing polymer electrolyte structure in general.
These mutations account only for a minority of cases, and much remains to be learnt about the molecular architecture of febrile seizures.
The discovery of alleged contract cheating was a novel experience for the new Unit Coordinator, and upon each anonymous report more was being learnt about the process.
By combining approaches from chemistry and biology much is learnt about the most important parameters controlling lipase enantioselectivity for organic synthesis.
As more was learnt about the coal ban, people living in the rural communities with a high proportion of power plant jobs grappled with three potential outcomes of the coal ban policy.
As more is learnt about the mechanism of action of the tumour-associated CAs, it is hoped that they may make the transition from biomarkers of hypoxia and differentiation to essential tumour enzymes and therapeutic targets.
Validation is a process of iterative hypothesis testing; as more is learnt about the construct putatively underlying the measurement scheme, new predictions can be generated and tested against further observation (Streiner and Norman, 2008).
