Consider, for instance, a question put to him by the host of "Hardball," Chris Matthews: "What's the candidate that you once served thinking tonight?" Guess what Mr. Trippi said: a) "Well, last week in New Hampshire the governor finished a respectable second.
For instance, a traditional question of axiology concerns whether the objects of value are subjective psychological states, or objective states of the world.
Also feasibility of fruitful partnerships with unregulated private sector is questioned, for instance a study of private maternity homes in Maharashtra state signals possible compromise in service quality with poor standards in private sector [ 11].
"To do it well, you need neighborhood level estimates, but that would be very difficult". Consider, for instance, the question of adding a bathroom.
This review perhaps poses more questions than answers, and sets the stage for future investigations by highlighting, for instance, the question of possible benefits of a given shape in a particular environment.
For instance, the question of whether successful performance on a 'www-memory' paradigm is analogous to true episodic memory has been fiercely debated in the literature (for review see Salwiczek et al., 2010).
Take, for instance, the question of just how the data collection — a secret offshoot of the Street View mapping effort that gathered passwords, messages and the like from households using unencrypted Wi-Fi networks — came to light in the first place.
What consumed most of the session, they said, was working out the details; for instance, the question of how members of the audience might be chosen if a town-meeting arrangement were used for one of the debates.
Take, for instance, the question of reproductive rights.
Take, for instance, the question of World Bank lending to the poorest countries.
