This paper compares the research questions driving each approach, examines how well they manage to answer their respective questions, and discusses the utility of the results for assessing regional or global sustainability.
Speaking while awaiting sentencing after being convicted of murder, Pistorius takes questions and discusses his relationship with his former girlfriend, allegations of previous abuse and his use of firearms.
The paper presents representative scenarios and questions, and discusses the reuse and integration of concepts using knowledge visualization techniques.
The paper tries to give some answers to these questions and discusses the findings in regard to some wind load codes.
This paper describes a methodology based on unstructured embedded grids for patient-specific modeling of stented cerebral aneurysms, demonstrates how the methodology can be used to address specific clinical questions, and discusses remaining technical issues.
We therefore followed the reviewers' advice and cautioned statements throughout, and added a full paragraph to the Discussion that discusses this question, specifically in the context of "transceptors", for which Thevelein has over the past years provided very interesting data regarding the binding versus transport cycle question.
Calling this bit of theoretical orthodoxy into question, Dr. Hrdy discusses the growing evidence that the variation in female reproductive success -- in the ability of females to rear offspring who themselves reproduce -- is far greater than had been suspected.
To answer that question this review discusses the results of MIP studies which attempt to emulate natural receptors.
Unlike most medieval thinkers, he was well aware of the importance of this question, which he discusses in his middle and final commentaries on the Categories (ch. de relatione), as well as in his LsP (ch. de quando, fol. 57va).
In article two of question one, he discusses whether a scientific act of knowing (the evident assent given to the conclusion of a syllogism) has as its immediate object "that which is signified by only one proposition, i.e., the conclusion" or "that which is signified by the conclusion and the premises joined together at the same time through a syllogism" (LS I:199, ll. 5 11).
