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Here's a deeper look at some of the points explored by Justin Gillis in his article earlier this week on the persistent questions, and hints of answers, surrounding how clouds will respond as concentrations of greenhouse gases continue to rise.

But the more serious point explored by Bosker – that tasting notes of the floridly adjectival or metaphorical kind are confusing and without connection to the thing they purport to describe – is no less valid in the UK.

While the viral may differ from the virus in that the former seems only to signal exuberant capacities of rapid replication and distribution without the capacity for mutation accorded the latter, nonetheless, the difference between the viral and the virus is not one of opposition, a point explored by Zack Blas in this issue.

Information environments are obviously important, a point explored by Aral and van Alstyne [ 35].

While Google Glass isn't the first device that allows us to photograph in public, a point explored eloquently by WIRED's Mat Honan, it's perhaps the device itself and what it signifies that makes us so uncomfortable.

Many of the loci found only in Verweij et al. were associated with heart rate recovery at earlier time points than those explored by Ramirez et al., which may explain the lack of significant association in the latter.

This point has been explored by other critics of contractarianism, first by Allen Buchanan (1993) and more recently by Eva Kittay (1999), who points out that not only are dependents such as children and disabled people left out of consideration by contractarian theories, but their caretakers' needs and interests will tend to be underestimated in the contract, as well.

It is suggested that chaos is triggered by a bifurcating cascade of large amplitude stable and unstable equilibrium points, which may be explored by orbits only when the zero-solution is destabilized by both linear and non-linear forces.

The present model is very simple but demonstrates quite a few points which have not been explored by a mainstream economic theory.

Bending performances of the sandwich panels were explored by three-point bending experiments.

The relative positions of markers were explored by multiple point analysis and the Haldane map function was employed to compute the genetic distances.