Working with a former colleague from The Financial Times, where Mr. Addis had been editor of the Weekend section, he set up The Day, whose motto is "Explaining Matters".
The EU will also try, somehow, to spread its own message better: Eurocrats admit they have been outgunned by Russia when it comes to explaining matters like free-trade deals.Amid all this, one fear is of ham-fisted responses.
Semantic nonfactualism, the non-cognitivist commitment to the view that moral judgments do not express propositions or predicate properties, rules out one simple way of explaining matters.
Durst admitted to having dismembered him and shoving the parts into body bags, explaining matter-of-factly that he didn't have the strength to dispose of the body any other way.
Doctors were criticized for not explaining matters clearly, not listening to patients, lack of empathy and poor spoken English and comprehension.
The Standard Model allows a whiff of this, but nowhere near enough to explain matter's cosmic dominance.
As Nacho explains matter of factly, "When you are a man sometimes you wear stretchy pants in your room.
The flack explained, matter of factly, that there was a lot of moving cattle about from one farm to another going on, since the compo' being offered by Maff was better than the market price for uninfected cattle.
Either way, the rush of results is expected to lend fresh insights on the strong force, widely considered among the most opaque and intractable parts of the Standard Model, the theory physicists use to explain matter's basic structure.
After all, the Standard Model explains matter as we know it, but there is much reason to believe that matter only makes up 4% of the observable Universe.
But are physicists therefore done with their quest to explain matter and its interactions on the smallest scales and highest energies?
