Unsound mounted four "responses" to the "Hejnal".
ONE of the most glaring mistakes in the recent history of central banking stemmed from a sound response to unsound numbers.
Partly in response to what he saw as unsound and unscientific speculations by William Buckland and other practitioners of flood geology, Charles Lyell advocated the geological theory of uniformitarianism in his influential work Principles of Geology.
Lion meat, sourced from captive-raised populations in the US, crops up in restaurants every once in a while, and each time it provokes the same response: at one pole, rage about the unsound ethics of eating the 'king of the jungle'; at the other, excitement about quaffing the big cat's flesh.
If there's hope to be found here, it's in this: what was wrong about the response to the crimes in Rotherham was based on unsound ideas — about multiculturalism, about consent, about women.
"Our policy response to this dilemma should not be based on inconsistent and unsound science or driven by the fear of a supposed catastrophe".
Working from the direct response threshold subjectively estimated with the coil at the midline is clearly unsound.
These findings indicate that it is unsound to use exogenous H2O2 to simulate oxidative stress induced by elevated dissolved oxygen levels since the response to each might be quite different, both in terms of enzymatic (defensive) responses and in terms of culture morphology.
A more satisfying response to the ontological argument would, of course, show not merely that the ontological argument is unsound, but also precisely why it is unsound.
