Bénabou explains, for example, that he never attempted a first book because it could be only a rough sketch of a more fully realized book to come later, and what would be the point of writing something so premature?
The author explains, for example, that "chopsticks" -- k'uai-t -- means "something fast," as in a rude tourist ordering the waiter to "chop-chop"; "small meals between meals" are called tien-hsin, or dot hearts, literally something to dot (touch) the heart.
The BIPM's FAQ explains, for example, that the divergence is dependent on the amount of time elapsed between measurements and not dependent on the number of times the artifacts have been cleaned or possible changes in gravity or environment.
There is a large difference between explaining, for example, that mirror neurons underpin imitative reflexes and speculating, from there, that mirror neurons are the brain-basis for empathy.
"An audit report should also provide the cost-effectiveness of taking different energy-efficiency measures," he said, explaining, for example, that while it would always be worthwhile insulating an uninsulated attic, it might not always be cost-effective to supplement existing insulation if the added cost will produce only minimal savings.
He explained, for example, that Natanz could not be described as "clandestine" because the villagers all around knew very well what it was.
(Fadl had explained, for example, that Al Qaeda's main advisory council, the majlis al-shura, functioned much like a board of directors).
Another demystifies types of tea (explaining, for example, that black tea is produced when the leaves are fully oxidized, while oolong tea leaves are partially oxidized).
He explained, for example, that although the cloak of anonymity was occasionally the only way to convey important information, The Post would strive to explain to readers why a particular source was not named.
The document detailed the potential of the enterprise, explaining, for example, that 65,000 commuters and tourists ride the ferries that chug to and from Manhattan and the St . Georgesection of Staten Island.
