Officials at City Hall have expressed both outrage and skepticism over the budget projections, accusing the Board of Education of serious mismanagement and incompetence and at the same time surmising that the dire forecasts are a ploy to get more money for the school system.
Interestingly enough, recent studies have evidenced the existence of functional microdomains in bacterial membranes organizing a specific subset of proteins in space and time surmising a gain-of-function (Lopez and Kolter, 2010).
History speculates with intense curiosity on what van Gogh was like during his life, at times alleging he cut his ear off in a fit of unrequited love (a story heavily contested by some scholars) and other times surmising the great artistic talent suffered from color blindness.
At the time, TechCrunch surmised that if the firm indeed raised $1.6 billion — the size of its last two funds — it would be bucking VCs' new favorite trend of raising their largest funds to date in defense of SoftBank's $93 billion Vision Fund.
The Time Traveller surmises that it was progress — specifically, scientific advancement, the elimination of pests and disease — that removed productive struggle and led to the devolutions of the languid, layabout Eloi, who cannot muster the ardor for serious art or urgent carnal love.
The homeodomain protein Nanog, a marker of pluripotent cells, is expressed in PGCs at 8.0 dpc [28], immediately before the time we surmise Xist RNA extinction occurs.
If a child did as they were told the second time, the team surmised that this meant they were able to accept new rules.
While playing against the Turk twice in London in 1821 (and losing both times), Babbage quickly surmised that it was a hoax.
It begins at a time when the Central Intelligence Agency surmised (in August 1978) that Iran was "not in a revolutionary or even a prerevolutionary situation".
For a long time it has been surmised that many pelagic animals visit seamounts as well, to gather food, but proof of this aggregating effect has been lacking.
