The question was in essence: What shall the intention of the testator be presumed to have been?
Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukAT THE heart of "G Is For Genes" is a question: what, in essence, is equality in education?
They also raise the question if, in essence, auxetic behaviour is restricted to the geometry-guided class of bending-dominated structures corresponding to unique mechanisms, with inherently low values of the Young's modulus.
So my question is, in essence: How do you feel about creative commons, freedom of information, abolition of copyrights and even piracy, as a medium of redemption for us who cannot have access to information with the traditional media?
The installation in question is, in essence, one of Dill's trademark sandpiles.
However, in order to be correct, this fixing by no means needs to uncover the thing in question in its essence.
So here the question is, what in essence, is a feature of an object.
The big question we discussed, in essence, was why no Microsofts, Intels, Googles, or Facebooks have emerged yet among the cleantech industries.
"There is no question that this, in essence, could be the start of a four-year road map dictated by a state control board," said Desmond M. Ryan, executive director of the Association for a Better Long Island, a nonprofit developers' lobby.
Barens said these same businessmen are cooperating with the government "to exercise some damage control in their future by pointing the finger at some 19-year-old". A jury likely will have to decide the question: Was Minkow, in essence, taken in by unscrupulous associates who called the shots, or is his defense yet another attempt at deception?
