It is proved that the pore size exclusion effect in the case of larger anions does not exist as thought previously, inasmuch as the originally compact structure formed in perchlorate solution can be transformed to a more open and swollen one under continuous cycling in the solution containing electrolyte of large ions.
If our sons and daughters in uniform are truly fighting for American freedoms, then those freedoms must all still exist at home uncompromised: inasmuch as we give them up at home, those men and women cannot be fighting to protect them, just as a matter of simple logic.
That's quite a consolation to those who feel that the contemporary badges of manliness, inasmuch as they exist at all any more, have passed them by or, more probably, are not worth much anyway.
Another limitation of the method presented in this paper is that the validity of a 3D geologic model can only be tested inasmuch as there exist detectable density contrasts between the rock units.
"I suppose it is activism but only inasmuch as showing these kids exist is a political act".
Inasmuch as a thing exists, it can be nothing but that which is, the Real Being; inasmuch as it does not exist, it must be other than the Real.
In this regard, one remarkable observation is that, inasmuch as legions of well documented examples exist where divergent types of varieties have been generated under domestication, very few, if any, examples exist where truly significant reproductive isolation has been witnessed.
Von Neumann's method instructs us not that such things as R do not exist, but just that we cannot say much about them, inasmuch as R and the like cannot fall into the extension of any predicate that qualifies as a class).
Yet inasmuch as the connection is also a causal connection, so there must exist some law-like regularity, though not describable in the language of rationality, under which the events in question fall (an explanation can be causal, then, even though it does not specify any strict law).
Third, he groups the cosmological and physico-theological arguments under a single heading as "cosmological," inasmuch as he sees each making an inference to God from our experience of things as they exist in the world, but he already differentiates them from one another in terms of their relative cogency and persuasive power.
