"I have learned that when you are campaigning for as many months as Senator Clinton and I have been campaigning, sometimes you get careless in terms of the statements that you make and I think that is what happened here," Mr. Obama said.
Think therefore, for now, in terms of the non-statement statement, the type of sartorial gesture that those in the know will immediately recognise as something to kill for, but anyone outside of that particular club will not register.
Plato is standardly understood as explaining false belief (doxa) in terms of the assertion of a false statement (logos).
In terms of the third statement, it is possible that the lack of detectable signals from some snoRNAs in the chicken is attributable to sequence divergence.
In terms of the first statement, as we mentioned in our paper, we indeed identified homologous snoRNA genes or pseudogenes for all the rhesus monkey snoRNAs that we cloned.
In terms of the second statement, we do not understand why functional conservation of rRNAs within a large family can be used to support the notion that lineage- or species-specific snoRNAs are absent, especially given the increasing body of evidence indicating the regulatory roles played by snoRNAs in humans [ 6, 7].
You may think about regret in terms of the following statements You may think about regret in terms of the following statements : "I should have.... ...... "I could have.... ...... "I can't believe I.... ...... "Why didn't I..... ...... Change these statements into statements of gratitude.
Statements in Clusters 4 and 5 had high bridging values (.60 and.54 respectively), suggesting less agreement in terms of the way statements were sorted.
The best possible algebraic convergence rate 0 < s < ∞ obtained by any local mesh refinement is characterized in terms of (4.1) The statement ‖ (u, U ‖ A s < ∞ means for the optimal triangulations T ∈ T (N ), independently of the error estimator.
Whether a law statement yields a reliable inference rule is spelled out in terms of the stability of the statement.
