The Stoics thought that the criteria of truth were special kinds of impressions, so-called 'cognitive impressions', which were of such a nature so as to guarantee their own truth (roughly speaking, they 'come about from what is' (DL VII 46) and are clear and distinct (see Frede 1983: 164)); they could also be used to work out the truth of other, unclear, matters.
When Nicholas returned to Scotland, and the exact nature of his activities over the next few years, remain unclear matters.
While the status of the case is unclear, the matter apparently remains a drain on his former employer, Berkshire Hathaway.
At this point Bertrand Russell may or may not have exclaimed, "Wittgenstein, put that poker down at once!" The authorship of that remark is unclear, no matter how much it sounds like the work of Woody Allen.
In the event that this unsuccessful and the distinction between the heroes present unclear, the matter would be taken to arbitration, as in the similar Ulster Cycle tale Fled Bricrenn; Chadwick suggests that this arbitration may be parodied when Mac Da Thó releases Ailbe to see which province the hound would side with first.
In addition, although funnel plots are now widely used and can be easily obtained, the properties of the control limits remain unclear no matter which method is used to calculate the control limits.
The talks dragged on because their objectives were unclear, the subject matter was complex, negotiators were fighting for the upper hand and there was little sense of urgency.
More fundamentally, it remains unclear how white matter alterations relate to the more familiar profiles of grey matter atrophy in bvFTD.
Emily Post is unclear on the matter.
But the frustrated judges seemed to find the matter unclear.
Why fetuses yawn is unclear — for that matter, it is unclear why adults yawn.
