"Pouring mud on the theater and its workers, constant intrigues and certainty of his own impunity — that was the background which made this tragedy possible".
That is, receivers may invariably infer that a hiccup indicates, with a constant degree of certainty versus skepticism, that a terrestrial predator has been detected, regardless of the context in which the call is given.
In a life filled with unknowns, one of the few constants is the certainty of death.
Their paintings are often tabletop small and as private as diaries, records of a world in which the single certainty is constant change.
"The background that made this tragedy possible was the mud-slinging at the theatre and its staff, the constant intrigues and his certainty of his own impunity".
Certainty is a constant drive for the brain.
That certainty, plus the constant surveying that is being done on the relief wells, should make it relatively easy for the engineers to locate the existing well using three-dimensional display software and other tools, Mr. Hughett and others said.
Having the effect of course, psychologically, of keeping the rest of the team on their toes, with the defenders needing to be more aware, and the attackers driven to a state of almost constant attack by the near certainty of Wenger's chosen man between the sticks conceding a soft goal... .. Fair enough.
It is not that all predictions about the future decrease in certainty at some constant rate (see Cowen and Parfit 1992, 148).
In repertory, his thinking is directed toward American jazz and theater songs, and in execution, toward certainties: speed, fluency, constant variation, wit.
