The article asserts that high speed machining can completely surpass conventional machining as the sustainable way of metal cutting if the ways could be found to curb excessive tool damage observable at high cutting speeds.
Statements from this article assert that the LDS religion "is not hostile to real science…that which is demonstrated, we accept with joy" and, "the scriptures tell why man was created but they do not tell us how" (Ludlow 1992).
2. The article asserts that "a contentious and still unresolved struggle over what the flag should symbolize has been going on since at least 1863".
Oh, no!" The article asserts that "the real murderer" is the cruel husband, and calls for a version of marriage that is "more exalted," which is to say more equal.
There's a good overview of the state of play in the Wall Street Journal here; the article asserts that scientists fear that the drumbeat of criticism about the 2007 report is damaging the report's credibility with the public.
Why does the author of the article assert that "Lennon's yearning to give peace a chance, and his conviction that 'love is the answer,' made an uncomfortable fit with the prospect of imminent war"?
In total, the article asserted that overall, Minnesota was the superior team.
Consistent with that narrative, the article asserted that big corporations were compromising the organic label by lobbying for questionable "synthetic" ingredients in organic food.
The article asserts that Japan has never fully apologized to China for Japan's actions during World War II.
Brian Koble Allison Park, Pa., Feb. 11, 2009 To the Editor: Your article asserts that "the return of indulgences began with Pope John Paul II," but in fact they never went away.
