A year on there is a far greater sense of certainty and assurance about England's current No10 on the balcony at the club's training headquarters in St Albans.
The volumetric or gas-in-place (GIP) assessment methodology may benefit from coal resource and reserve estimates based on precise stratigraphic coal bed correlations imposed by closely spaced observation points and geologic assurance certainty.
According to the reformed view, by contrast, the domain of faith is characterized by fervor and passionate commitment: skepticism thus ultimately gives way to certainty and religious assurance of a kind unassailable by philosophical doubt.
I wish I had the self-assurance and certainty to tell you that this is unquestionably the right decision.
Assurance has synonyms like guarantee, certainty, certitude, surety, confidence, expectation and antonyms like doubt and uncertainty.
But it is enough to say that a p-value provides a degree of assurance, not certainty.
A common definition of assurance is certainty about something.
It might even fill them with apprehension that many of the topics and emphases that are (or were) their prime concerns are presented as themes for environmental history, but with much more assurance and certainty that they are the core of the new subject".
Yet I feel no assurances, no certainty that what I have decided is the best.
The first impression Koons gives is that of a relaxed, earnest salesman, pitching his listener on a product with assurances and pleasant certainty.
But what strikes me as odd, in my modest role as a layman when it comes to science, politics, many other subjects, is how we're bedeviled by certainty about many things (Bloom's assurance that consciousness is merely physical, and free will is an illusion).
