As Retraction Watch (a fascinating and worthwhile blog) chronicled last week, the editor of Remote Sensing, the journal in which the paper appeared, emphatically — if after the fact — said no, emphasizing his view by very publicly resigning.
Instead, it was the Edinburgh side who appeared emphatically the more apprehensive, taking a long time even to stray as far forward as the home half of the field.
Ms. Peavy's lawyer, Marc Toberoff, said in a statement, "We respectfully disagree with its factual and legal conclusions, and it is surprising given that the judge appeared to emphatically agree with our position at the summary judgment hearing".
The headline of a particularly giddy and expeditious appraisal of "untitled unmastered.," published by the U.K. edition of GQ mere hours after the record appeared online, emphatically declared Lamar a "genius".
On April 24, a victory over the Dodgers roused Merritt to emphatically say "NO!" The account appears to have deviated twice from one-word posts.
At one point, Ms. Stewart "testified quite emphatically that she was not appearing on the 'Today' show in 1991," the report notes.
Because of the existence of environmental noises, the parameters appearing in model (1.1) are emphatically not constants.
Durst appeared in the Airport Courthouse, emphatically proclaiming his innocence before a packed room.
On March 16th, Cheney, appearing on "Meet the Press," stated emphatically that the United States had reason to believe that Saddam Hussein had reconstituted his nuclear-weapons program.
As Dennis, the movie's emphatically noncuddly title character, Mr. Kold has a diffident manner that appears at odds with his outrageous physical size and his character's expert exhibitionism.
