Republicans expressed alarm because of one of Mr. Groves's specialties, statistical sampling — roughly speaking, the process of extrapolating from the numbers of people actually counted to arrive at estimates of those uncounted and, presumably, arriving at a realistic total.
Mr. Bush accomplished that feat on paper, in part by pretending that there would be no additional costs for the military in Iraq and Afghanistan this year -- a supplemental request for an additional $50 billion or so will presumably arrive safely after Election Day.
Then, they keep on increasing and presumably arrive at an asymptotic value, which corresponds to (q_infty).
So Verwaayen presumably arrives at BT with a useful understanding of its culture and challenges, whereas an executive brought in from a newer and more nimble telecom might quickly grow frustrated by the situation.
The financial crisis presumably never arrived here".
Those textures were abundant when the Brooklyn Flea finally opened at 10 to admit a public that could presumably have arrived from anywhere, but that in its plurality of age, race and gender had an unmistakably Brooklyn vibe.
A better offense, presumably, will arrive in time, but the plan collapses without Harvey and Wheeler succeeding.
Presumably, newly arriving females coming into an established population are generally unable to survive or gain mates, and in consequence do not contribute to the population's gene pool.
Three medical officials arrived, presumably to conduct more forensic tests.
Presumably, he's arrived at his Bode Miller moment, either to craft a bipartisan bill that gets 60 votes in the Senate (yeah right) or push his on-line version through the House and the Senate by an up-or-down Reconciliation vote.
