People make up their minds before they define the facts; they lack the competence to take part in anything meaningful.
People make up their minds before they define the facts; they lack the competence to take part in anything meaningful, so they flounder in chaos, bewildered, frustrated, frightened, and angry.
The discrepancy in our results may be partially due to the use of different end points, how the CNAs were defined, the fact that 18q showed the highest correlation with outcome when the analysis was restricted to nodal disease, or our small sample size.
"This is not blame, it is not anything but defining the facts as they appear.
The Obama Administration, in its early foreign-policy decisions, has sought to prioritize the most difficult problems in its in-box, and, in doing so, to define the hard facts and choices.
Certain axioms appear descriptive, but instead define the objectivity of a fact (Poincaré 1899: 274).
Burr asked the public to take him at his word when he said that he would allow the facts to define the contours of the investigation, and so far he has lived up to that promise.
Those two facts define the industry more than any hyperbole coming out of Silicon Valley.
Phillips repeated that the next two weeks would define the Mets 44-444), when in fact they have already defined themselves by playing.500 ball while the Braves seized control of the division by winning 34 of 43 games.
Using this fact, we define the H-distance on Pe(G), which enables us to establish a transportation cost inequality on Pe G).
