In conclusion, the present data and simulations do not indicate so much that, by disregarding vestibular and proprioceptive information, the visual system uses a suboptimal strategy for estimating surface slant from the self-generated optic flow.
God's name, according to biblical scholars, indicates not so much that God is (the internal essence of God) as God's being present with us actively involved in human history, so that praising God's name affirms God's continued living presence among us in spite of the violence and death we're mourning.
For example, results seem to indicate is not so much the theoretical knowledge but the practical application of skills in the use of everyday clinic tools that associates with improved performance.
These lines don't indicate material wealth, so much as they represent skill in acquiring riches and how it can be done.
But the study indicated that by placing so much weight on the physical characteristics of the houses, including location, room size and architectural appeal, the students overlooked what ended up contributing most to their happiness — the quality of their social life.
Indeed, perhaps the very fact that the law on defendant anonymity has changed so much indicates the need for a flexible approach.
In fact, the handful of new songs they play today indicate a band not so much on their toes as perfectly relaxed with where they are, although when Will says that "it's nice to go back to using actual instruments and not rely on screechy synthetic sounds", a feeling of despondency and aimlessness washes over me.
An uncritical reading of Enron's inscrutable reports indicates it was running so much faster than everyone else.
The risk of guaranteeing the loan is obviously a great one, and that America West was willing to concede so much indicates the depth of the company's desperation.
"The young lady in the police report indicates she was inebriated, so much so she does not remember portions of what is alleged to have happened," Hurley said, according to the Boston Herald. .
