State and military capitalism very convincingly are considered hallmarks of the Hellenistic Age (chapter 8).
White [ 110] has convincingly argued that remembering is best considered as discrimination at the time of retrieval; events that are more likely to be reinforced support better discriminations.
"I won quite convincingly and considering I have not had many matches this season I am pleased with the way I held myself together". "It was great," he said.
More convincingly, we consider this part of the shift toward maritimity, toward a period during which the Swahili communities saw themselves closely linked to the sea, with identities extending across the sea to the Middle East.
In the universe of mythical Martians, centaurs and deviant deep sea demons, I can convincingly believe that I am considered a goddess.
It has previously been shown that 150 subjects of each sex is a sufficient sample size to make a reliable evaluation of the applicability of reference values for spirometry [ 24], and hence this evaluation can be considered convincingly reliable.
We discussed above the possibility of agents moving at very different speeds, but how might agents be convincingly programmed to consider other agents, for example, to give up their seat or make way for elderly or disabled passengers?
The cultic mosaic took over the function of the cult statue, mosaic being that two-dimensional medium which was considered most capable of convincingly expressing religious ideas in visual form.
Each depends upon careful judgment of what was thinkable in a given moment, and the fact that Roberts appears to use only English-language sources cuts against his ability to weigh convincingly what Hitler and other Germans considered possible.
Cells were considered positive if staining was convincingly observed in either the cytoplasm or the nuclei, or both, regardless of intensity.
