Some historians, Barbero for example, believe the official rolls tend to overestimate the number of cavalrymen present in their squadrons on the field of battle and that the proportionate losses were, as a result, considerably higher than the numbers on paper might suggest.
Robert Abramson, director of the Dalcroze Institute in Manhattan, for example, believes that Dalcroze holds the key to school reform.
Samsung, for example, believes that the kitchen will be the hub of the home network, and has created an Internet-capable microwave oven that can retrieve recipes from the corporate website.
W. T. Chan, for example, believes that the text "embodied" the teachings of Laozi, although it was not written until the fourth century (1963, 74).
The New Teacher Project (TNTP), for example, believes that "the core purpose of evaluation must be maximizing teacher growth and effectiveness, not just documenting poor performance as a prelude to dismissal".
Trouet, for example, believes that the use of such material is in contravention of Article 22 of the Convention on Human Rights and Biomedicine.
Abelard, for example, believes that the elements are ingredients, but not every ingredient is a part.
Consultancy, for example, believes that the wave of fintech companies that are setting their sights on shaking up the world of finance is vastly overrated.
that it, for example, believes Al Qaeda has targeted the Statue of Liberty but the attack could come five years from now.
Nuance, for example, believes that, aside from the federal government, it has amassed the largest archive of recorded speech in the United States.
