One can only conjecture how pedestrians will react to Ms. Kruger's work, which is probably as recognizable for its social critique as for its graphic oomph.
It has become a dreadful occasion of anguish to-day conjecturing how much torture even a saint can put up with if the end is certainly not to be a spectacular martyrdom - but "vaporisation".
With any big Disney title it's always fun to conjecture how it will stack up against the studio's other major titles, as well as the outside competition, both animated and live action.
The proposed EID displays were reviewed by domain experts and operators to conjecture how such EID displays might benefit the operator's decision making.
While some have conjectured how students might think about limits formally, there is insufficient empirical evidence of students making sense of the conventional ɛ δ definition.
As the everyday parent, I can but conjecture how this aversion seared the woman who'd brought this scrape-kneed and sobbing little boy into the world.
It has long been a matter of conjecture how Werner Herzog would cope without his muse and nemesis, the late Klaus Kinski.
And what they're smart about is mainly how dumb we are, how limited in vision, how narrow in imagination, how resourceless in conjecture, how routinized in our theories of the world, how deadened to possibility.
"Jerusalem," the hugest to date, takes in 3,000 years of music and balances Jewish, Christian and Muslim sources — and a bit of conjecture (how, for example, ensembles of shofars might have been used) — to paint a loving musical portrait of the holy city.
We show what these have in common, and conjecture how biology can still suggest answers and models for the next generation of computing problems.
