To sum up, the outcome of Tarski's work is that the semantical notions are eliminated in favor of the (extensional) notions of type or set, and a theoretical explanation of semantical paradoxes is finally achieved.
In sum, the key outcome of Experiment 1 was a graded improvement in the recognition of three-letter strings when the (invisible) hands were closer to the target display, regardless of whether the hands were moving or not.
To sum up, the outcome of this analysis produced motifs of kinetic parameters, which tells us whether a particular kinetic parameter is biased towards any specific value class on the logarithm scale, or none at all.
A guarantee is a familiar form of financing in which an auction house promises the seller an undisclosed sum regardless of the outcome of the sale.
Fierce competition between auction giants Sotheby's and Christie's to get good property meant Sotheby's ended up giving many of last night's sellers guarantees, meaning the auction house promised them an undisclosed minimum sum regardless of the outcome of the sale.
In the case of the Lawrence property, Christie's had given the estate a guarantee — an undisclosed sum regardless of the outcome of the sale — so the auction house could set its own reserves (that is, the undisclosed minimum prices that bidders must meet for the art to be sold).
He turned around and consigned it to Phillips, which gave him a guarantee, an undisclosed minimum sum regardless of the outcome of the sale, that experts say was just below the $4 million low estimate.
A tiny circle next to the lot number in the catalog is Christie's symbol that the painting has been guaranteed, meaning that the seller has been promised an undisclosed sum regardless of the outcome of the sale.
While no one at either auction house would speak about the deal for attribution yesterday, it is believed that Sotheby's has given the Forbes family a guarantee -- an undisclosed sum regardless of the outcome of the sales -- on four eggs.
To share the risk and the profits, Lucy Mitchell-Innes and David Nash, Manhattan dealers who were formerly both experts at Sotheby's, had joined the auction house to give Mr. Weisel a guarantee, an undisclosed minimum sum regardless of the outcome of the sale, that was said by art experts to be around $40 million.
