However, it must be noted that the gains are greater only when (alpha) is small and large enough (gamma), and the value of (gamma) relies on some prior knowledge (or estimate) of (alpha), which might be difficult to obtain in practice; using too small a (gamma) does not result in much improvements in efficiency but using too large a (gamma) wastes questions.
While mounting evidence supports the implication of the iNOS/NO pathway in muscle wasting, many questions remain unanswered.
Dr. Macfarlane, a geologist with extensive experience in nuclear waste questions but not reactor operations, seemed to strive for a collaborative and inclusive tone on Tuesday.
Whether Congress will go along is not clear, but every part of the nuclear waste question is now on the table.
So Lauri, I mean, one of the reasons it's so great to have you here is because Finland is on the cutting edge of this waste question.
At the beginning, Morse sounded apologetic when he explained that he wouldn't be able to answer many of the questions that analysts would want to ask, and as a result, the questions stuck very closely to the minutiae — perhaps analysts didn't want to waste a question if it was only going to get an "I can't answer that" response.
There comes a point where you stop wasting time asking questions, and say, 'Thank you.'" There's a line in Elidor where a character says: "Coincidence?
To the scientific Aristotelian mind that Wright claimed to have, the theory of "wasting" raised more questions than it answered, and so he deferred his own full acceptance of it (PD 87).
In a letter published in the Pall Mall Gazette he made an open call to Bow and Bromley's Liberals to "shake themselves free of party feeling and throw the energy and ability they are now wasting on minor questions into ... securing the full rights of citizenship to every woman in the land".
A: I just said that I didn't hear him, and I'm not going to respond, so if you want to waste your question, you've just done it.... Q: Would you like us to read what he said?
None of the journalists attending today's FOMC press conference will want to waste a question on something as simple as when he might taper, because surely, someone else will do that for the benefit of everyone else in the room.
