In reply to these questions Laymon (1991) has put forward a theory which understands idealizations as ideal limits: imagine a series of experimental refinements of the actual situation which approach the postulated limit and then require that the closer the properties of a system come to the ideal limit, the closer its behavior has to come to the behavior of the ideal limit (monotonicity).
In reply to these questions, the simulated patients provided minimal information (e.g., not really [SP28], non-verbal no [SP34]), probably interpreting these IDK-Qs as a request for clarification.
Wasn't I right, Mommy?" The simplest yet most challenging question came from Ma'ayan, my eldest: "Mom, do you believe in God?" I was perplexed to find that my usual parental truth compass was not so helpful in replying to these questions.
Better analytic minds may have been tested in replying to these questions, but perhaps not two more vibrant, passionate souls than these two Hebrew poets.
In reply to the questions Q 1 and Q 2, the viewers assigned a score between 0 (minimum value) to 5 (maximum value) and for Q 3 the viewers only need to respond with 'yes' or 'no'no
In brief, a study received one point for each 'yes' or zero points for each 'no' given in reply to the questions provided in Appendix 2 in the Supplementary material (maximum number of points is 5).
In reply to the question of who won the debate, these were the actual numbers: Romney, forty-six per cent; Obama, twenty-two per cent; tie, thirty-two per cent.
In reply to the question of how New York had benefitted from the building of high-rise office towers, Richard Roth, Jr. answered, "Taxes".
A truly fine quote from Beckham that maybe didn't get too much play either came in reply to the question, again just before the Brazil game.
The initial perspective of barrelled spaces was in reply to the question of finding an internal qualification of spaces where the uniform boundedness principle holds.
He neglected his possessions in order to devote himself to science, and in reply to the question, what was the object of being born, he remarked: 'The investigation of the Sun, Moon and heaven'.
