You owe the nation a clarification of your intentions.
The present analysis is thought to serve as a clarification of the question of failure in geomaterials typified by a transition from static to a dynamic regime with release of kinetic energy originating from microstructural interactions.
We could have explained that García had uttered those very words the last time we had seen him, a month ago, when he had sprung that assignment on us, and we had asked for some clarification of the question he proposed we answer during the next two hours of class, if he might perhaps offer his students some hint as to why indifference might be worse than murder.
Be that as it may, clarification of this question would necessitate further studies of mitochondrial function in retinal tissue.
The librarian may need clarification of the question by the clinician, which can take place either through LCS or without the mediation of LCS.
For the clarification of this question, it will be necessary to detect blood glucose and insulin concentrations, for instance, in the thermoneutral zone to avoid energy consumption for heat production.
Participants were asked to self-complete the three quality of life instruments independently with the research team available for the sole purpose of clarification of socio-demographic questions and/or questions within each instrument.
When a soldier named Adolf Gemlich, who was doing similar propaganda work for the army in Ulm, wrote asking for a clarification of "the Jewish Question," Captain Mayr gave Hitler the assignment.
Theater is based in ritual, in which a community gathers for insight into its life and clarification of its questions.
Requests for clarification of or questions relating to an annual fee bill must also be filed within 90 days from the date of the initial invoice to be considered.
This note argues that, his practical concerns notwithstanding, Teece contributed, en passant but fundamentally, to the clarification of basic questions that previous authors had addressed less comprehensively and less satisfactorily.
