Dr Brian Cox, for example, speculates that if Santa can get up to the speed of light, then the theory of relativity means he will experience time 7,000 times more slowly than the children who wait for him to come (and it already seems agonisingly slow to them).
Kosslyn, for example, speculates that the leading anti-pictorialist psychologist, Pylyshyn, may be "one of the few people who does not experience imagery" (see "What Shape Are a German Shepherd's Ears?" in Other Internet Resources, which is also the source for the "less than 2%" estimate for the proportion of non-imagers in the general population; and c.f. Lewis, Borst & Kosslyn (2011 p.2011).
Howard Kurtz, the Washington Post's media critic, for example, speculated on CNN that the Times tolerated an error rate like Blair's only because he was a young, promising African-American: "I wonder if a middle-aged hack would have gotten away with fifty mistakes and still be at that job".
The allegorical mode has been of major importance in representing the cosmos: the earliest Greek philosophers, for example, speculated on the nature of the universe in allegorical terms; in the Old Testament's oblique interpretation of the universe, too, the world is seen as a symbolic system.
There were old medical studies, for example, speculating about Charles Darwin's health and possible anxiety and panic issues way back in the 19th century.
With the gasp face, for example, Russell speculates that the expression could be a natural response to urgent, distressing situations.
For example, Kolnicki speculates, chromosome fission might increase mutation rate in some newly-telomeric regions, so that 'a male's fissioned chromosomes might be sensed' (p. 180).
For example, Whorf speculates that speakers of Hopi are anti-realists about time, since tense in that language is expressed using epistemic modals, which describe events as recalled, reported, or anticipated, in lieu of past, present, or future.
For example, Richardson speculates that the main staircase was assembled from a kit.
For example, they speculated that Congress could limit the term of software patents or devise rules for limiting their scope.
For example, we speculate that ExMVs derived from producer cell lines cultured in hypoxic conditions would be enriched in mRNAs and miRNAs that promote angiogenesis.
