Like his contemporaries, he understood the speculative sub-disciplines of physics as an orderly progression of teachings.
Before the rise of biscuitism, the default style for speculative housing blocks was a sub-Alsopian splurge of garish cladding, which was worse.
"Faith" implies one particular sub-species of speculative inquiry, the kind associated with religion, but there is no enterprise of thought that does not involve speculation.
Patients with speculative cases were from several sub-Saharan African countries, including Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, Liberia, and Ghana.
Finally, it is likely that this group was affected by even more basal gene duplications, but due to relatively poor phylogenetic resolution at the base of this sub-tree, this remains speculative at this moment.
The benefits of food assistance (FA) programs, which remain the most widespread form of nutrition support to HIV-infected individuals in sub-Saharan Africa, are mostly speculative and have not been rigorously evaluated.
Indeed, except for Namibia, all of these Sub-Saharan sovereign-bond issuers have "speculative" credit ratings, putting their issues in the "junk bond" category and signalling significant default risk.
Much of this premature sub-divisioning was a result of speculative land deals.
Although speculative, it is conceivable that FBNc efficacy was sub-optimal because of late coagulopathy affecting platelets, proenzymes, and the fibrinolytic system [ 25].
A generalization of morphologically and functionally driven sub-classifications of AACs is therefore highly speculative.
Whether or not today's condition is reflective of that present during lower sea-levels is greatly speculative in part due to a dearth of high-resolution sub-surface mapping in the shallower (< 45 m) continental shelf.
