Perhaps there was another reason why Henman never quite demonstrated the devilment associated with champions.
He was the only player under par that week, and though his march around the course in California may have been less iconic than his first Masters win in 1997, it nonetheless represented a dominance he'd never quite demonstrated, and has not demonstrated since, despite his many heroics.
Spitzer did not quite demonstrate this, last week, in his response to criticism from a women's group.
And Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, the actors who created "Project Greenlight," have conceded that the writers and directors they hyped on the show didn't quite demonstrate greatness.
I am not convinced that this quite demonstrates the high seriousness one associates with the organ, but perhaps that is the point: without flair and panache, spectacular stage managing and eccentric clothing, organists could not match the great pianists and singers, and might not convey the right spirit to those who are not already organ devotees.
If Royte does not quite demonstrate the muckraking skills of an Eric Schlosser in "Fast Food Nation," she does expose the feculent underside of our appetite for things and challenges her readers to disprove the resigned assessment of a former New York sanitation commissioner: "In the end, the garbage will win".
This kind of dynamics is quite convincingly demonstrated by a recent agent-based model tailored to describe the formation of status hierarchies (Grow et al. 2015) following the sociological model of the creation of status hierarchies (Skvoretz and Fararo 1996).
And, as Caleb has quite spectacularly demonstrated, things haven't moved on that much.
While the role of substance use in the prediction of criminal recidivism has been quite clearly demonstrated [ 8, 10], there are more limited data describing how this is related to different types of substance use patterns.
A recent meta-analysis quite expectedly demonstrated that fructose intake leads, over short periods, to an increase in body weight when consumed as part of a high-calorie diet, but not as part of an energy balanced diet.
"It's quite astonishing that you can quite convincingly demonstrate what predators were eating tens of thousands of years ago," says Anthony Stuart, a biologist at Durham University in the United Kingdom.
