Now I have to write the journal and my own footnotes".
"To the inexpert, footnotes look like deep root systems, solid and fixed," the Princeton scholar Anthony Grafton writes in "The Footnote: A Curious History," his clever, and heavily noted, study of the form.
"To the inexpert, footnotes look like deep root systems, solid and fixed," the Princeton scholar Anthony Grafton writes in "The Footnote: A Curious History," his clever, and heavily noted, study of the form.
"Given the gravity of the evidence in this hearing," Judge Karlton wrote in the footnote, a motion to terminate the case "takes on the character of a condition in which the defendants have simply divorced themselves from reality".
In this test, the cutoff value is different from that in SP800-90B when the window size is 64 because the value is expected to be incorrect on the basis of the calculation written in the footnote on page 35 in SP800-90B [4].
The gilets jaunes may end up merely a footnote when the victors write the history of this populist era.
"Typically in archaeology, you only ever get to write a footnote in the history books, but what we seem to have at Point Rosee may be the beginning of an entirely new chapter.
In my view, Hamilton's record and past statements demonstrate an activist judicial philosophy that qualifies as "extraordinary". He has endorsed the view that judges write "footnotes to the Constitution" and has unapologetically embraced the flawed "empathy standard". His record includes a number of troubling rulings that evidence those beliefs.
This resolution does more than write a footnote into history books that describe the atrocious conditions that some Delawareans inflicted upon people of African descent.
We will write, not footnotes, but chapters in the American story".
