I spent a lot of time writing about the disappointment of discovering, somewhat first-hand, the degree of evil of which we are still capable.
In the twilight of his 21-year career, upon being told he had just played his 1,000th match, Agassi discovered, somewhat to his dismay, that he could recall them all.
Mr. Landesman founded Neurotica in 1948 after discovering, somewhat to his surprise, that the psychoanalysts and writers whom he approached were intrigued by his proposal for a quarterly that would explore the connections between neurosis, sex, the arts and the plight of what he called "the creative, anxious man" in postwar America.
First, the right foamed at the mouth over Ward Churchill, a professor of ethnic studies at the University of Colorado, when it discovered, somewhat belatedly, that he had written an article on the day after September 11th that described the victims of the atrocity as "little Eichmanns".
But in recent months the situation has become more serious, as I discovered, somewhat ironically, during a visit to Cairo last June – just three weeks after President Obama had made his landmark speech there, promising a new era in American/Muslim relations.
As well as discovering, somewhat depressingly, that people were happiest when they were further away from home, the study threw up some interesting facts about how healthy they were too.
The miraculous discover sounds somewhat farfetched already, but given that Lee, who has seen her health decline in recent years, was ecstatic that the novel was found because she thought it was lost many years ago.
Nonetheless, there are limitations to such techniques, and it is possible that important neural sources were not discovered in our analysis, that the sources we did discover were somewhat mislocalized (always a problem with EEG, canonical electrode localization, and average brain), or that the inferred signals generated by these sources contained some mixture of signals from other brain regions.
The objective of this project has been different: we aimed to discover a somewhat minimalist set of essential axiomatic operating principles that would enable the system level growth characteristics produced by CELLS to match a targeted set of tumor spheroid growth attributes, based on measures of similarity.
Mr. Nadeau and Ms. Barlow discovered, however, somewhat to their surprise, that they did like the French.
