You will discover, for example, why there were so many artists named Utagawa: it was the Japanese custom for successful apprentices to take the names of their revered masters.
Scientists cannot fully explain, for example, why there are only shrubs and grass in places that get enough rain to support forests.
The Palestinians described the move as another example of why there is no peace.
But that same example explains why there is just as much risk of oil prices falling soon as they did after Saddam Hussein was kicked out of Kuwait.
Therefore, CTC separation presents a clear example of why there is no "one size fits all" isolation method and that microfluidic platforms need be specifically tailored to the overall objective.
Each walk helps you understand how the landscape was shaped by nature, history and people: for example, you could find out why there are so many deep bodies of water in the Lake District.
A clumsy person, for example, may explain why there is a stain on the carpet by confessing that he spilled the coffee, and a geneticist may account for an unusual fruit fly by claiming that there was a recombination of the parental genotypes.
On the broadest view, legitimacy both explains why the use of political power by a particular body a state, a government, or a democratic collective, for example—is permissible and why there is a pro tanto moral duty to obey its commands.
For example, one way to explain why there is no dark matter 27,000 light-years from the center of the Milky Way would be to assume it's all in one tall cigar-shaped lump that sticks through the center of the galaxy.
Compare this with, for example, explaining why there was a partial collapse of the banking system at a specific time.
