Dunn aims to settle these questions with another citizen-science initiative.
As Templeton later recalled, Graham told him, "Chuck, look, I haven't a good enough mind to settle these questions.
Yet there is little reason to suppose that the governments will find it easier to settle these questions in 2000 than they did last month in Amsterdam.
If the history of conservative think tanks is any indication, it might take a real outsider, someone contemptuous of the Democratic establishment, to settle these questions.
To settle these questions, Mr. Romney should release his gift tax returns, or other documents showing how he valued his transfers to his family's trust and to his I.R.A., and at least three additional years of income tax returns.
The cost of all this pumping, according to one American study, might outweigh the energy gains from the downhill run.A World Bank feasibility study, due to start this year, should settle these questions.
Barry Ramshaw Bristol The application of discrimination law to settle these questions of conflicts of belief is taking us away from a free society and towards one where a secular priesthood of judges, bureaucrats and activists regulate every aspect of our lives.
We do not yet know enough to settle these questions, but they are now beginning to be addressed.
They hold however that it is impossible to settle these questions "without employing a definition of the term 'understand' that can provide a test for judging whether the hypothesis is true or false".
To settle these questions, we designed and constructed a nanocarrier by cooperating two kinds of drug carriers (mesoporous silica nanoparticles and F127 micelles), providing a suitable method for the design of multifunctional stimuli-responsive drug delivery and self-fluorescent imaging systems.
