That hypothesis is plausible, said Dr. Hochkirch, the German biologist.
This is plausible, said Dr. J. Hearst Welborn, an orthopedic surgeon in San Pablo, Calif.
"He seems pretty plausible," said Robert W. Karrow, curator of special collections and maps at the Newberry Library in Chicago.
"If you listen to Roger Ailes say it loudly enough and often enough, it sounds plausible," says David Westin, the president of ABC News.
"On the face of it, NetJets' argument seems plausible," said Reuven S. Avi-Yonah, a professor at the University of Michigan and expert in international tax law.
"It's a remote possibility, but it is within the realm of plausible," said Paul Starr, a public affairs professor at Princeton University and a liberal commentator.
Mr. Ross, who said such an initial price was nevertheless plausible, said Intel found itself in intense price competition from Advanced Micro Devices, which, he said, had begun to make a name for itself among consumers as a viable, reliable alternative to Intel.
"ITS gives credibility to that by saying that Drexler was one of the greatest scientists in history: in fact, not a single nanotechnology scientist thinks that grey-goo is plausible," says Toumey.
"I think it's some loose, ill-informed version of originalism, but it's plausible," said Professor Kramer, the author of "The People Themselves: Popular Constitutionalism and Judicial Review".
Such a warning seems plausible, said Andy Dougan, a lecturer at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, an arts university in Glasgow, and the author of a book about the game, "Dynamo: Triumph and Tragedy in Nazi-Occupied Kiev".
