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A similar illusion is observed for the setting sun and for celestial distances between star points at different elevations.
As the Prussian General Carl von Clausewitz famously observed, war is a serious means to a serious end.
On the other hand, Swiss bioengineer Martin Fussenegger correctly observed that the Venter achievement “is a technical advance, not a conceptual one.”
Since protons are the simplest nuclei, it was hoped that, at high energy, the forces acting during the scattering of protons could be observed and analyzed like in a slow-motion film, providing a precise understanding of the strong force.
In the last few years, however, experiments at the HERA accelerator in Hamburg, Germany, have observed the strong interaction effects in slow motion, which could open a way to a precise understanding of the strong force.
One of its most important discoveries was that several distinct phenomena observed at high energies and short distances could be clearly attributed to the emission of gluons and the emergence of gluonic structures.
Sins can be dealt with, as long as proper ceremony is observed.
As a result, we were able to show a strong correspondence between the fossil record and most of the changes that were observed in the fibrinopeptide sequences.
It can be observed in surveys of the surface of the sea and in satellite measurements of the troposphere.
When they do, we can expect the increase to resume the rapid pace observed during the late twentieth century, when surface temperature rose by about 0.17 degrees Celsius every ten years.
(I observed the rules: the only thing I gave to Pardo and Rodiles was my partly used WiFi card.)
Sugar-Free Health CareLAGOS – While at dinner recently at a restaurant in Nigeria’s capital, Abuja, I observed a mismatched couple.
Last year, researchers working in Antarctica observed that major parts of the ice sheet appear to be collapsing irrevocably.
Last January, after the tsunami, in response to widespread calls for an early warning system, I observed that the world had been given an early warning on global warming.
Oxfam has observed that the world’s eight richest people now own as much wealth as the poorest 3.6 billion.
In 1936, the Nobel laureate Max Planck observed that scientific innovations rarely spread as a result of their opponents’ conversion; instead, opponents of innovation “gradually die out,” and the next generation accepts the breakthrough.
Writing to James Madison, he observed that the US Constitution had at least checked “the Dog of war,” by transferring “the power of letting him loose from the Executive to the Legislative body, from those who are to spend to those who are to pay.”
In China, changes in the export sector’s structure similar to those observed in Japan are now taking place.
But if, as Mark Twain supposedly observed, history rhymes rather than repeating itself, the memory of the past should guide Eastern Europe, not take it hostage.
When writing about guest workers in Switzerland, Swiss playwright Max Frisch once observed that, “We asked for workers.
(“For inflation is a mighty tax-gatherer,” as Keynes observed.)
Not just cynics have observed that the best definition of the “third way” may well be that it is what Mr. Blair actually does.
The 4D VAR algorithm re-calculates today’s weather using new information about the patterns observed over the previous 12 hours or so; the day’s assessment is then used to forecast the weather for tomorrow and the week ahead.
The 4D VAR algorithm will use the recently observed increase in Antarctic sea ice and the pause in global warming to improve the models further.
On hurricanes, IPCC scientists say there have been “no significant observed trends” globally over the past century.
Meanwhile, current bilateral agreements should be modernized to reflect new military realities, and then strictly observed by all parties.
Perhaps America’s opposition to the AIIB is an example of an economic phenomenon that I have often observed: firms want greater competition everywhere except in their own industry.
This is a prized principle in the US – but one that is more often breached than observed.
And yet, as The Economist observed last year, Africa’s development model “puzzles economists.”
But, if Eliot had been a professional investor who had observed European financial markets over the last few years, I am quite certain that his choice would have been August.
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