Plato's readers should become suspicious here because the feature that slips into his figure, this orderly hanging of the rings, is neither called for by the way iron transmits magnetic force, nor neutral in effect.
Reckless action by Congress is neither called for nor smart, but inability to reach a compromise on this important issue, particularly by the Republicans whose ideological intransigence is a big hurdle, will make things worse.
V. may be a person, or may be a place, though it could also be neither: Pynchon calls it, at one point, "a remarkably scattered concept" and, at another, "the ultimate Plot Which Has No Name".
One family, which had had only one video call, thought communicating through video calls was neither easy nor difficult.
General David Petraeus had a different view, saying torture was "neither useful nor necessary" and calling on America to "occupy the moral high ground".
Wyden said officials at Harris, which develops the surveillance device, told his office that a feature designed to prevent interference with 911 calls was neither tested nor confirmed to work.
Barrett's call was neither strong nor precise enough for some (Hayduk, Cummings, Boadu, Pazderak-Robinson, & Boulianne [ 29], McIntosh [ 30]) but was "challenging" to those having factor analytic backgrounds (Millsap [ 31], Mulaik [ 32], Steiger [ 33]) – though the disarray among the dissenting replies signaled that careful model testing constitutes the new norm, even for factor models.
Tumour cell invasion in a vascular structure marked on the HE stain that was neither D2-40 nor CD34 positive was called 'overdiagnosis on HE'.
"I can't say that I was devastated that neither called me back," Couric admitted.
However, it is neither my call nor the judges call to say what is and is not correct policy if the policy is drafted in accordance with the law.
