The system redundancy and robustness are considered as uncertainties, due to the fact that really a number of events are possible, expressed by the entropy concept in probability theory, conditioned by operational and failure modes, respectively.
Are you not even a little bit cheered by the fact that really poor Africans are getting a bit less poor?'" There is a sense in which this is a fair point.
If I'd had such a thing at my disposal earlier, it might not have taken me quite so long to cotton on to the fact that, really, there's no point in saying you're sorry all the time.
I'd been taken by a pair of emerald green twill Ovadia pants ($245) — summer garden parties, watch out — and a hooded Velardi camouflage jacket with a corduroy collar ($450), striking enough to overcome the fact that, really, we should all stop wearing camouflage.
It's no surprise, then, if people are suspicious of an "offer", since the word so often indicates that someone is pretending to promise you something in order to disguise the fact that, really, they want something from you – whether it be money, sex, free labour, or your face in the gutter.
I spend so much time worrying about the reception, about what I'm going to say at the start, about where I'm going to sit, and about the fact that, really, I haven't actually seen the film myself, not properly in a big cinema with loads of public, that I never settle.
This may be realism, but it is History Channel realism, where the rawest facts of combat on the ground become the only facts that really count.
And those are the facts that really matter in this story.
But ultimately, it's how a person INTERPRETS the facts (and so-called/alleged facts) that really determines how they feel about a particular candidate.
Writing a summary of the case can be very helpful in organizing your thoughts and getting to the important points and the facts that really matter.
I also become aware of the fact that I really, really want her to like me.
