The acceptance of these possibilities is a matter of certainty, though, to be sure, a certainty that is conditional, based on inference from what we do actually experience.
According to Melkonian, the commander of the southern front in Martuni (Khojavend), the decision to take the town was a matter of certainty rather than choice.
It would not matter that as a matter of scientific certainty, such claims would be wrong; they could score political points in making the charge.
When that happens cannot be predicted, but it is a matter of metaphysical certainty that it will, and when that dreaded day occurs, it will be beyond the capacity of Washington's policymakers, including the Federal Reserve, to conjure up a solution devoid of pain.
He has an answer, but it sounds more like the a matter of hope than certainty.
Yet its haunting quality is not merely a matter of the sad certainty of fatal accidents stretching far into the future.
This is an important aspect as the exact borders of the hypothalamus are not a matter of clear-cut certainty [37, 38], and the distribution of important cell types is not necessarily limited by classical hypothalamic neuroanatomical landmarks as visualized by Nissl staining.
So the answer to "when does a fetus become a human being?" is a matter of belief, not certainty.
Because these policy strategies lack a powerful theory of teaching and learning, their potential for enhancing student achievement remains more a matter of faith than of certainty.
The trust instrument must show certainty of intention to create a trust, certainty of what the subject matter of the trust is, and certainty of who the beneficiaries (or objects) are.
Demographic information comes with a comforting level of certainty, no matter what the market.
