Homer barely mentions the judgment of Paris, but he knew the far from trivial consequences for Troy of the favour of Aphrodite and the bitter enmity of Hera and Athena, which the "judgment of Paris" was composed to explain.
Like many science writers before him, he starts with the myths once composed to explain the sun and the moon, or the animals, or the first humans, or the seasons, or the shaking earth: by the close of the book he has mildly placed the Aboriginal, Nordic, Hopi, Greek, Maori, Hebrew and Christian traditions as equally primitive, equally interesting and equally unsatisfactory explanations of reality.
Mr. Williams worries through the night, repeatedly trying to compose the right words to explain the incident to the National League president, Chub Feeney, to whom he is obliged to report.
Luckily Gelman, in a glittery cocktail dress almost entirely composed of safety pins, took the stage to explain.
Complex network formalism allows to explain the behavior of systems composed by interacting units.
They were not granted entry, even though Gian Carlo tried to explain to the guard that his companion had composed the opera that opened the house.
He wrote to Mersenne that he had decided not to explain "just one phenomenon" (the parhelia), but rather to compose a treatise in which he explained "all the phenomena of nature, that is to say, the whole of physics" (1 70).
"Any sort of sound appeals and fascinates me - I just cling on to it and I start to compose music," he explains.
"Most positions will require excellent people skills, and chief among those skills it the ability to communicate verbally and through composing a message," explains Jeff.
A thorough protocol was composed in English explaining the procedure of saliva sampling to ensure standardization across the six cities.
