I speak about them - but not about my interpretations.' In fairness, Kieslowski cannot be accused of cultivating a gnomic air, but his tendency to reduce questions to commonsense basics only fuels the mystique.
Under Spicer, they've been less frequent, shorter, more likely to be off-camera, and employ a chain of segments intended to maximize positive messaging at the start and reduce questions toward the end.
This is the reason we turn to in vitro systems, which reduce questions to forms answerable using the scientific method.
Bohr disagreed with Heisenberg's positivistic gloss of the Copenhagen interpretation, which, Bohr objected, illegitimately reduced questions of "definability to measurability" (Jammer 1974, 69).
The tricky thing is that often women may not think of their depression as being related to their self-expression: Our medicalized psychotherapy culture has too often reduced questions of depression to genetics, or other seemingly "scientific", static explanations.
Third, we reduce a question of stabilizing and synchronizing hyperchaos systems to linear matrix inequalities (LMI) so that convex programming techniques can solve these LMIs efficiently.
(ii) Generated questions are reviewed among peers to reduce redundant questions.
Inquiries into the logical and philosophical basis of mathematics reduce to questions of whether the axioms of a given system ensure its completeness and its consistency.
Approving a cap, transportation minister Moritz Leuenberger warned, would mean "reducing the question of foreigners to a number and blaming them for all evil".
"The deficit needs to be reduced; the question is what is a sensible and appropriate pace given economic development on growth".
