The difference in the titles, facts versus hypotheses, underscores the fact that while Helmholtz's approach is very similar to Riemann's, there is at least one significant difference.
The British Heavyweight Title – some facts *Between 2000 and 2009 16 title fights took place.
It is already a national anthem of sorts; its alternative title, in fact, is "The Negro National Anthem".
There are no talking heads, there are no inter-titles with facts and figures.
The book's title, in fact, comes from the first words Sheeran says Hoffa ever spoke to him.
She avoids any sort of grand manner beyond the title: in fact, the poem seems a kind of put-down of that title.
The movie also dealt with segregation and, per its title, the fact that Baltimore, as Mr. Waters said affectionately, "is the hairdo capital of the world".
The title in fact refers to an REM song, but this exemplary work goes back to Heilmann's youth as a diver and surfer off the coast of California.
Somehow the title, the fact that it was about dinosaurs and that when you leafed through the actual book it did not look like your usual novel, with its charts, lists, scientific data, made my young son pick it up.
(The book takes its title, in fact, not from some hyperactive hostess, but from the Duchess of Mantua, who considered a stool beneath her dignity and chose to stand instead).
