A Child's Book of True Crime Chloe Hooper 237pp, Jonathan Cape, £12.99 Storytelling plays an essential role in teaching children about the nature of truth, gently (we hope) showing them ways to negotiate and process the intractable range of messy human experience.
Several analysts told HuffPost on Tuesday that Romney's description of the peace process as intractable was not far from the truth.
NCFs are collected from laser ablation processes as intractable soots.
Sometimes, when the process feels most intractable and hopeless, a kind of last-ditch clarity appears.
In the past decade, progress in hardware development, improvement in simulation methodologies and refinement of interaction potentials have rendered the possibility to model increasingly complex processes that were intractable previously (Karplus and Kuriyan, 2005).
Although developments in transient expression resulting from deeper understanding of underlying fundamental processes have enabled advanced synthetic biology in plants, our experience is that the transient synthetic reconstruction of biological systems has also revealed the workings of otherwise intractable processes.
Since becoming secretary of state, Mr. Kerry has worked to jump-start the peace process, embracing a seemingly intractable issue.
The obstacles to any substantive peace agreement remain formidable on both sides, and it is unclear whether either party is contemplating real concessions, or is even fully focused on resuming the intractable peace process.
Because the identification of the active subspace for each individual output may require a significant number of samples, this process may be computationally intractable for expensive models such as turbulent combustion simulations.
Rightly or not, the US is perceived in the Arab world today as weak, preoccupied with its domestic problems, lacking in the determination and resources necessary to address the major issues facing the region, such as Iran and Iraq, let alone the intractable peace process.
