Murray made one substantial and consequential concession in discussing his former emphasis on the heritability of IQ: I shift from "innate" to "intractable" to acknowledge how complex is the interaction of genes, their expression in behavior, and the environment.
Almost single-handedly he took moral philosophy back to an earlier tradition of direct engagement with the world, and in doing so has made three substantial contributions to ethical debate: on animal rights, on poverty and on euthanasia.
The conventional Peaceman equation (1978), when applied in a large grid block, makes two substantial errors in estimating foam injectivity: it ignores the rapidly changing saturations around the wellbore and the effect of non-Newtonian mobility of foam.
He does the same with Goethe's text in Part Two of the symphony, making two substantial cuts and other changes.
"We have, since that proposal, made two significant proposals with substantial dollar movement".
Shas, as expected, made two key demands: a substantial increase in child allowances, which would benefit its supporters who tend to have larger, poorer families, and a promise that in any peace negotiations with the Palestinians the Israeli government would not agree to divide Jerusalem.
I quarter my mixture and make four quite substantial fishcakes, but these quantities will stretch to six or eight quite easily.
(Two make a substantial appetizer; three are enough for an entree).
The two sides had made substantial progress, one union representative said, but the Boathouse was asking the Bloomberg administration for some relief on its rent payments to make it easier for the restaurant to pay for a labor settlement.
It has been debated whether any single species of the four, especially red junglefowl, predominantly contributed to the genome of domestic chickens (a single-origin hypothesis) or whether multiple species of the four made a substantial genetic contribution to domestic chickens (a multiple-origin hypothesis).
