Epidemiological accounts were not included if they posited "culture" as an explanation for findings but the specific aspects of culture were not further revealed.
To prove the field exists, they posited that if we poked it, it would start vibrating.
So what might happen, the computer scientists posited, if they could harness newer technologies — like the software used for digital currencies, or the technology of peer-to-peer music sharing — to create a more decentralized web with more privacy, less government and corporate control, and a level of permanence and reliability?
But all ideas are art, he posits, "if they are concerned with art and fall within the conventions of art".
But all ideas are art, he posits, "if they are concerned with art and fall within the conventions of art". I was reminded of this quote after watching a recent episode of "The Art Assignment," a weekly PBS Digital Studios production hosted by curator Sarah Green (whose husband is -- yes -- YA lit darling and sometimes "Art Assignment" co-host John Green).
Winckler and Schaefer posited that if they could access the surface of Greenland that lies beneath the ice sheet, they could test for the presence of these isotopes and thereby illuminate the history of Greenland's ice cover, giving scientists a clearer picture of its stability.
Morain posits that if they do, they could become habituated to seeing their name on everything.
Much more-recently, in my blog series "A Better Form of Capitalism," I posited that if the 99percentt want to make a positive impact on the 1 percent -- if they, indeed, are interested in creating a better form of Capitalism in the U.S. -- they need to make much more well-informed consumer choices about with whom to spend their money.
But this idea works only if you posit that people like reading writing about recordings.
If the Posit Science software is proved effective, it could become one of the first medical applications of an approach to brain improvement that remains controversial.
Both he and Ms. Laker seem to exult in unattractive American physiques, as if to posit a rebuttal to the perfect-body images American commercials disseminate around the world.
