First they chanted it in reference to the Red Sox fans.
Of the patients between 18 and 74 years old, 723 responded to the first inquiry at 6 months and 497 also responded at 12 months, and they then became the study group and are used in the comparisons with the reference group.
Historiê peri physeos (inquiry concerning nature) is later used to refer specifically to the inquiry into nature practiced by the Presocratic cosmologists, but Herodotus' usage shows that at Heraclitus' time historiê referred to inquiry in a quite general sense and has no specific reference to the cosmological inquiry of the Presocratics (Huffman 2008b).
The first inquiry is explanatory.
"I informed Jack Welch of my intention to open a second-phase inquiry," Mario Monti, the competition commissioner, said in reference to his meeting with Mr. Welch in Brussels on Monday.
The next day, Enron issued its third-quarter earnings report and made no reference to the law firm's inquiry.
The determination of this question requires the essential Fourth Amendment inquiry into the "reasonableness" of the search and seizure in question, and the way in which that "reasonableness" derives content and meaning [p310] through reference to the warrant clause.
In a statement last week, Chilcot made pointed reference to the government's obligation to provide "all relevant documents" to the inquiry.
"In addition to the contemporary controversies over 18C, the reference to the ALRC report [in the terms of reference for the inquiry] … allows for broader consideration of the issues," Smith said Tuesday.
The first the State Department heard of the affair, by the official account, was a press inquiry last Saturday from Newsweek, which planned to include a reference to the meeting in this week's issue.
A reference to the article was made in a witness statement she submitted to the Leveson inquiry in February.
