Why give "ironic" more attentiveness, for example, than "disingenuous?" In the latter case, one "usage note" points out that "the meaning of disingenuous has been shifting about lately, as if people are unsure of its proper meaning".
This note points out the flaw of the commented paper.
This note points out that the time complexity of the main multiple-surface sliding control (MSSC) algorithm in Huang and Chen [Huang, A. C. & Chen, Y. C. (2004).
This note points out that the standard iterated dynasearch procedure applied to that problem outperforms all the literature heuristics.
This note points out that the input and output weights in DEA are of different dimensions and units.
Military analysts outside the Pentagon added another cautionary note, pointing out that the rotation comes during the presidential primary season, which may allow anti-American forces to think they can influence American politics.
After reading an article about the toy, Dr. David O. Harris, a professor of chemistry at the University of California at Santa Barbara, wrote Mr. Bendik a note pointing out that the disc's motion resembled the dynamics of some ring-shaped molecules.
"Why does the market dislike Apple?" Reiner asks in a research note, pointing out that the stock is trading at a market multiple once you back out the cash, giving them little credit for their rapid growth.
And so we have no issue with shaming a husband who send his wife a note, pointing out the number of times she has turned away his efforts to be intimate with her.
In his conclusion, Foos registered his distaste: "Their disregard for animals" and the fate of the Vietcong soldier infuriated him, although he did add a self-serving note pointing out that the friend's lascivious eavesdropping "makes a truism out of my contention that all men are voyeurs to some degree".
