Chayefsky never had much difficulty empathizing with Beale's plight or expressing his most inflammatory thoughts through that character, and the movie's most famous speech appears to have sprung from him readily, without the uncertainty that dogged him elsewhere.
"As we have said consistently, we agree to settlements when the terms reflect what we reasonably believe we could obtain if we prevailed at trial, without the risk of delay and uncertainty that comes with litigation," Mr. Khuzami said in a statement.
She accuses climate scientists, for example, of using "more forceful language" (horrors!) and of seeking to "underplay the uncertainty that still exists" (without even an iota of evidence to support that contention).
"Local residents can now get on with their lives without the uncertainty that their local environment and quality of life would have been destroyed by this bizarre proposal".
Importantly, the same uncertainty also applies to the condition in which they had to choose between a newly inclined board and the cup (condition C of Experiment 2); indeed, the performance in this condition was worse than in the condition without any uncertainty, that is, in the condition in which one board was inclined and the other board remained flat.
This may reflect the unexplained signs and symptoms and continued uncertainty that those without cancer presumably still had, despite non-malignant findings.
It's difficult to walk away from these VR demos without experiencing an evangelical buzz, but it's impossible to ignore the vigorous uncertainty that bubbles just beneath.
I work on one piece at a time without any preconceived idea of the final image in mind, thriving on the uncertainty that this process fosters.
Uncertainty, that is, apart from Arsenal.
Thus far, economic studies of nuclear hydrogen tend to focus on the levelized cost of hydrogen without accounting for the risks and uncertainties that potential investors would face.
