If the tie-in is done subtly enough, Quinn explained — a matter mostly of fine-tuning hue and shade and tone — the diorama works, the illusion compels, and the visitor is suddenly in Yellowstone or Alaska.
The selection criterion is that there must be a reason to suspect that the hypothesis is true, and we will have such a reason if the hypothesis makes whichever observed facts we are interested in explaining a matter of course.
whereas connected subfields like bioarchaeology and geoarchaeology ar outlined by the fabric that they study, environmental' is employed to explain a subject matter that ought to be thought of across anthropology as an entire.
There followed what he calls "strong representations" from Labour whips, which - he explains, as a matter of course - he rejected.
Ray Kruzweil explains a stage when "patterns of matter and energy in the universe become saturated with intelligent processes and knowledge".
This isn't political correctness, Obama explained, but "a matter of understanding just what it is that makes us strong".
Her decision, she explained, was a matter of "rejecting what I've discovered about the persecution of gays, the persecution and oppression of women and the actions of the churches on many different levels.
Why don't articles include a "(D)" after Mr. Spitzer's name or always identify him as a Democrat? A. Mr. Corbett explained: "As a matter of style, The Times doesn't use 'D' or 'R' in parentheses to indicate party affiliation, simply because we prefer to spell words out when feasible.
A discussion of this point should mention Fodor and McLaughlin's requirement that systematicity be explained as a matter of nomic necessity, that is, as a matter of natural law.
When I did become aware he was trying to attract my attention, I went over and explained, in a matter of fact manner, that I was from Washington, D.C.
