"The Britannica was a physical embodiment of the existence of a serious world where there was a lot to be learned beyond one's own experience," Randall Stross, author of the books "The Microsoft Way" and "Planet Google" (and an occasional contributor to The New York Times), said in a telephone conversation.
While theoretically a serious concern, the existence of such moral hazard has not been proved.
If one is serious about the existence of sums of matter, it seems there are only a few ways they could relate to ordinary objects.
The most general kind of SPNs with product-form solution introduced by Coleman et al. (and denoted here by SΠ-nets) suffers a serious drawback: the existence of such a solution depends on the values of the transition rates.
Whether Iraq can survive this most serious threat to its existence remains to be seen.
To your credit, you've acknowledged the existence of serious problems and have committed yourself to addressing them.
And, if it does bring the pillars of autocracy down, its adherents need to recognise the existence, and serious consequences, of power vacuums.
Still, the judge's rejection of the government's use of salmonella sampling to determine the existence of serious sanitation problems at a plant was startling.
"The Cosby Show" did not deny the existence of serious problems in black America — not least the problem of absent fathers — but the presence of Cliff Huxtable, in his own home and yours, suggested that the problems were not intractable.
We enter the 1990s sober, serious, aware of the existence of evil, not so sure what goodness is, cautiously optimistic, a little bewildered by changes that no fiction, however fantastic, would accept.
