Now that it has arrived at 22-kilometer-wide, 300-meter-deep Endeavour, Opportunity may be on the brink of rock from earlier, more hospitable times in martian history.
But the new version is much revised and improved, for Miss Pitt's knowledge of the ways of common birds and mammals is deep, and in endeavouring to interpret habits and incidents she is seldom betrayed into the facile explanations which often satisfied the earlier writers.
However, the assessment of such deep uncertainties could be endeavoured in Bayesian terms.
According to the Higher Education minister David Willetts, who chaired the judges' panel, it is "an exciting story of human endeavour imbued with deep historical significance".
"This has made evaluating the agreement a difficult and deliberate endeavour, and after deep study, careful thought and considerable soul-searching, I have decided I must oppose the agreement and will vote yes on a motion of disapproval".
Mulholland Drive the scenic ridgeline route, with views of the Los Angeles basin to the south and San Fernando Valley to the north was named in honour of this civil engineer, who died in 1935 before seeing his crowning glory.No surprise, however, that the whole endeavour was knee-deep in corruption.
Roosevelt's tenure at Albany was characterised by a commitment to show that, contrary to deep-rooted national belief in personal endeavour, only government could solve the greatest problems that afflicted society.
Orbiting approximately 200 miles into the heavens, the space shuttle Endeavour has a small but deep gash in its belly, caused by falling debris during liftoff last week.
Any number of reflective souls have seen that the deepest disappointments come from near-victories; to endeavour, but just to miss, is harder to bear than to realise one had better not endeavour at all.
In fact, the sensors were placed off Canada's west coast and within Canada's first marine protected area on ONC's deep-sea cabled observatory to monitor the Endeavour hydrothermal vents for scientific research purposes," he said.
"If we know tests are rigorous, and they require application to pass, then the experience of clearing a hurdle we once considered too high spurs us on to further endeavours and deeper learning".
