When he addresses her, he turns out to be a bitter old tyrant who baits his wife by claiming to detect the smell of a man on her.
While Baker acknowledges that readers often claim to detect the same voice in his fiction and non-fiction, he is "very strict" about the difference between the two.
These are photographs taken with special cameras that claim to detect the aura, the supposed spiritual nimbus, a person carries with them.
And he claims to detect the first strong signs of public disenchantment with the Blair government.As befits a keen student of judo, it is his performance on Europe that seems to give Mr Hague most satisfaction.
Although whisky producers claim to detect the first signs of a revival, selling Scotch as the liquor to drink while playing pool or cruising the dance floor poses a risk to the drink's long-term status as an international symbol of success.
Still, because of the small sample size of the study (n = 719), we do not claim to detect the link between the ARVC pathway and the trait glucose; to confirm this result, replication in another cohort would be required.
The first English-language translation was made by Walter Evans-Wentz (1927), who titled the work "The Tibetan Book of the Dead" because of certain similarities he claimed to detect between it and the Egyptian Book of the Dead for example, the existence of stages through which the deceased must travel before rebirth.
When the OPERA collaboration claimed to detect faster-than-light neutrinos at the beginning of the decade, the default assumption was that there was a flaw with their experiment, not that Einstein's relativity was suddenly wrong.
Some critics have even claimed to detect Handelian riffs in the thunderous guitar chords of later Hendrix work.
Sticky, gooey and very, very sweet was the consensus, though a counsel for the defence claimed to detect 'quite a nice citrusy taste' hidden in the sugary slurry.
