And Republicans were the most outspoken in condemning the Census Bureau's long form, asserting that it was an infringement on privacy.
In 1959, Popoviciu [3] generalized the Aczél inequality (1) in the form asserted by Theorem B below.
Frege and Russell, by contrast, take the same sentences to demonstrate that those expressions are not genuine singular terms at all and that negative existentials all have a general form, asserting the noninstantiation of a property.
Over all, "African Forms" asserts that with or without a specific word for art, few African peoples neglected the expressive opportunities implicit in the creation of handmade objects, no matter how basic.
The debt to Asian precedents is evident, but Ms. Johnson's personal touches, like the rows and clusters of pebbles that accent both slab-sided and curving forms, assert her individuality within a well-established pottery tradition.
The circle, he wrote, is "the most modest form, but asserts itself unconditionally".
Repeatedly rescued by the government since the Great Depression, Citigroup shouldn't continue in its current unmanageable form, Roubini asserts.
In the Newtonian form it asserts, in effect, that, within a windowless laboratory freely falling in a uniform gravitational field, experimenters would be unaware that the laboratory is in a state of nonuniform motion.
In perhaps its weakest form, it asserts a practical limit on our present explanatory abilities; given our current theories and models we can not now articulate an intelligible link.
In his classic study Television: Technology and Cultural Form, Raymond Williams asserts that the rise of TV as the quintessential mass medium of the postwar era is inextricably bound up in its ability to communicate over large distances via the broadcast signal.
