Jane Friedman, the C.E.O. of HarperCollins, which is supporting the suit against Google (while remaining a publishing partner), declared, "I don't expect this suit to be resolved in my lifetime".
As Mrs. Salazar stepped over cactus and cooed at dogs that roam the ruins of mobile homes and rusted farm trucks, she said she hoped the case was resolved in her lifetime.
Perhaps what is left unresolved in this lifetime must be resolved in the next lifetime.
The fact that vibronic peaks can be so readily resolved in the molecule/graphene spectra shown here suggests that substrate-induced lifetime broadening is weak on graphene due to electronic decoupling of adsorbed molecules.
Disagreements were resolved in consensus.
I couldn't help being struck by the sense that what it might take a novelist a lifetime to achieve, a bright comedian can resolve in three seasons.
The TROA difference spectra are shown in Figure 3. SVD-based global exponential fitting resolved four apparent lifetimes of 8 μs, 12 μs, 114 μs, and 4 ms with the corresponding b-spectra.
The spectra were analyzed by SVD and global exponential fitting, which resolved four apparent lifetimes, 94 μs, 630 μs, 13 ms, and 274 ms. The corresponding b-spectra, which represent the spectral change associated with the individual apparent lifetimes, are presented in the Supporting Information.
Chapter 1, "The Inheritors", covers the problem of the mechanisms of inheritance that early evolutionary theory faced and that was never resolved by Darwin in his lifetime, through Mendel's insights into that question and their rediscovery at the turn of the 20th century, and the subsequent establishment of the chromosomal theory of inheritance and modern genetics.
Moreover, time-resolved spectroscopic studies also show the effect of quenching in lifetime experiments.
