The point of the speech was to articulate "an end state" for freedom in the world that could take generations to achieve, he said, not to lay out a specific set of pressure points that the United States would exert in coming months or years.
There are, in the words of critic Craig Lindley, "a very specific set of central plot points within this main plot.
If work to identify cost-effective strategies for screening and cancer prevention is successful, then countries prioritizing cancer prevention will use this evidence to inform their national policies of a specific set of activities and points of contact for services.
This can be reaching a specific number of points, destroying a specific set of tiles (jelly-covered tiles), or other goals like forcing items to fall to the bottom.
But the decision we take counts as a necessary condition of the very existence of this genetically and numerically specific set of people at some future point in time.
Rather, they must share a specific set of anatomical features (body plan) at some point during their life cycle.
When I asked him if someone could come back and retrieve a specific set of cremated remains, he told me, "At this point, it would be very, very, very difficult.
Despite single molecule sensitivity of deep sequencing, a specific set of about 50 genes is undetected at each time point (Table 1).
We identified a specific set of functional gene modules with altered expression in GWI pointing to the cellular processes affected in this disorder.
Cross-validation was performed by constructing 25 models, each leaving out a specific set of conditions that reflect a particular treatment (all LPS time points, e.g).
