"My finest hour with the RSC, I think, was my Hamlet, directed by a woman … Hamlet is a man of questions, of uncertainty.
In other words, where the enigma of Tey's 18th-century model rests firmly on the issue of who in the case was telling the truth - Elizabeth Canning, or her alleged abductors - in The Franchise Affair the question of narrative uncertainty is opened only to be promptly closed down.
This question of parameter uncertainty and sensitivity analysis has been addressed in many different applications, including biological, chemical and risk assessment [ 10- 16].
One must discover terms and concepts with which to pose questions, identify areas of uncertainty and interest to practitioners of the field of inquiry, and generate one's own questions and sketch their answers.
"I still see a lot of confusion, a lot of questions, a lot of uncertainty in publishers' eyes and faces when I'm talking to them," said Karen Jacobs, executive vice president and director for print investment at a big media buying agency, Starcom Worldwide in Chicago, part of the Starcom MediaVest Group division of the Publicis Groupe.
A summary is presented of our current understanding of selected aspects of these questions, highlighting areas of uncertainty and contention as well as recent discoveries that provide new insights.
"I know a lot of us have had a lot of anger, a lot of questions, a lot of uncertainty," he said.
QUESTION FROM JESSIE: Years of uncertainty about a nuclear Iran.
They vowed to continue their battle, but there was no question that a cloud of uncertainty that has hung over Atlantic Yards for more than a year had lifted.
