The estimate must have seemed wild to those who had the curiosity to inquire about the price that "Warrior" had previously realized.
"I had previously realized that although, conceptually, physics equations could be written to describe any biomedical phenomenon, such equations would be so complex that they could not feasibly be solved in closed form," he said in a 1990 talk.
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The Administration consistently pushed every aspect of Iraq policy — intelligence-gathering, diplomacy, military strategy, foreign-policy doctrine, and, of course, the treatment of prisoners — into a new realm of statecraft, characterized by a total and, it has turned out, excessive faith that pure force would produce far better results than anyone had previously realized.
The findings suggest that microbes may be even more versatile landscapers than researchers had previously realized, and further study of these processes may even aid the search for evidence of life on Mars and other planets.
After my first year as a faculty member in the chemistry department of a small liberal arts college, I felt more certain than ever that my strong desire to remain childless was even more of an advantage than I had previously realized.
Saudi Arabia may not have previously realized the extent of what had to be done to fight terrorism effectively, but there is no doubt that it has gone a long way to see that these challenges have now been met.
But researchers warn that heavy drinking could have a more detrimental effect on the body than we may have previously realized.
Her discovery with colleagues R. J. Olson and H. M. Sosik that small plankton, such as the photosynthetic bacteria Prochlorococcus, contribute far more marine productivity than had previously been realized, demoted silicaceous diatoms from being considered the most important phytoplankton in the sea.
Fernald's findings indicate that the classification of people into imagery types was likely to less straightforward than had previously been realized, as the modes of imagery people report are sensitive to situational and contextual variables.
