Both were out to re-create intellectual history — Benjamin with the uncertainty of his genius, wavering from subject to subject, Scholem with the certainty of his, leaping with scholarly ferocity into the hitherto untouchable cauldron of Jewish mysticism.
For example, mandatory minimums "provide the only certainty that is not subject to how persuasive of a sympathy story the defendant can muster at sentencing".
This switching point gives a range for the point of indifference and thereby for the certainty equivalent of the subject to the given lottery.
First, the comprehensive use of prescribed drugs in this study could not be verified with certainty and may be subject to misclassification.
However, since catapulting was not always efficient, and visual scanning of the caps could not always detect the presence of cells with certainty, the WGA products were subject to a preliminary multiplex PCR assay with primers for 4 MS loci.
The conversation flits from subject to subject, ill-informed but lively, ignorance blazing into certainty, like the talk at any working-class meal break – or middle-class dinner party – from 1905 to this day.
There is, for example, a difference between something possessed (i.e., with certainty) and something sought out (i.e., subject to uncertainty); thus, a seller may overvalue the item being sold relative to the item's potential buyer.
Whilst designed to instil consistency and certainty into bail processes to prevent individuals being subject to lengthy periods of regulation and uncertainty, it places additional pressures on forensic services.
James Murdoch, once considered a certainty to take over from his father, was also subject to further criticism.
As a form of express trust, charitable trusts are subject to certain formalities, as well as the requirements of the three certainties, when being created.
