This may have been purposely false modesty, but Panarin's attitude was representative of what Russia's ruling class sincerely believes: whatever we may do, the Americans do more of it, and worse.
This resulted in blooms and iron products with a range of carbon contents, making it difficult to determine the period in which iron may have been purposely strengthened by carburizing, or reheating the metal in contact with excess charcoal.
It does appear, however, that at least some of the highly publicized destruction of archeological sites at the hands of IS militants may have been purposely staged to provide cover for the looting of antiquities.
Because most of the mouse gene knockouts were generated by individual laboratories for finding knockout phenotypes, recently duplicated genes may have been purposely avoided to minimize the experimental cost due to negative-phenotype results.
If the movie is purposely chill, you may be able to go with the relaxed flow; but if it's too subdued, you might feel like slapping it (or yourself) awake.
Plaintiffs respond that, to the extent it may be lacking in detail, it is purposely so to allow Microsoft itself to propose such detail as will be least disruptive of its business, failing which plaintiffs will ask the court to supply it as the need appears.
This may be the first time the word has purposely appeared in this newspaper as a single word, uncapitalized.
In most cases, traditional theories of mechanics may be applied directly in analysis/design to either avoid instability/collapse or purposely induce these phenomena for our intended purpose.
Other bidding cities may be able to get away with sending members gift bags from Mercedes, abetted by purposely lax national committees to oversee them.
