"By opening its patents, Tesla rightly realizes it's better to be the best product in a large industry than the only product in a niche one," observed Silicon Valley entrepreneur Aaron Levie, the CEO of file-storing company Box Inc., in a Thursday post on his Twitter account.
Engels was acting under Marx's instructions: "Lange: not to be directly rebuffed.…As he rightly realizes himself, after our recent experience we would have to hold back for the present from making contributions to any German paper" (Marx and Engels 1975, 42: 119).
He might as well have been expressing the epidemiologists' frustration when they realize that changes in climate, land use, and transport, a concert eons in the making, affect rates of pathogen emergence in ways we still do not rightly understand.
Later, Donnelly and his campaign realized what Mourdock had said, and rightly took him to task.
If Boehner kills the bill, then the party establishment is going to -- quite rightly -- come to realize that their chances for regaining the White House in 2016 are disappearing like the morning dew on a hot day.
Still, as realized, the work is more than 20 minutes of turbulent, stream-of-consciousness Ives, and the soloist, Lang-Ning Liu, rightly received a rousing ovation for her incisive, fearless and vividly colored account of the daunting piano part.
But, in a moment the authors rightly applaud, Luke sizes up the situation, realizes the father's need for his emotional health and cleans the room all over again, so the father can see it done.
"We realize parents are going to have concerns, and rightly so," Mr. Bolduc from Connecticut's health department said.
