So why am I not canceling out of the Open Future Festival?
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They also form a nice seal, keeping sound in and passively canceling out ambient noise.
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In the end, endless repetition becomes a form of aggression, an attempt at canceling out.
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Carbon offsets compensate for emissions by canceling out greenhouse gas emissions elsewhere in the world.
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Furthermore, the pros of canceling out unwanted noise generally outweigh the cons of slightly imperfect audio.
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But the employer would get to deduct that from its federal taxes, canceling out the cost.
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The current plans appear to come nowhere close to canceling out tax cuts with new revenue.
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An alternative to correcting errors is avoiding them or canceling out their influence: so-called error mitigation.
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But unless you plan on paying off what you charge each month, you're canceling out the rewards.
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Think of two wheels spinning in opposite directions toward each other, one largely canceling out the other.
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Starting next month, the airline will work toward canceling out emissions from its flights and ground operations.
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The company has been carbon neutral since 2012, canceling out its emissions by purchasing renewable energy and carbon offsets.
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"Trump's canceling out of sanctions might have been a bid to get North Korea to change its thinking," he said.
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In a typical election, of course, both sides mount comparable field efforts and the net impact ends up canceling out.
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Nate In those states, Democrats lost ground among white voters between 22012 and 22012 — canceling out many of those shifts.
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Biden, though, won Idaho's primary, and got his own net delegate advantage of +603 there — canceling out Sanders's tiny gain.
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In the process of "reading" Darboven's work in this way, the reader engages automatically in an additive and canceling-out process.
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Finally, if you shop online, try to avoid canceling out the benefits with still more shopping in brick-and-mortar shops.
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"Trump's canceling out of sanctions might have been a bid to get North Korea to change its thinking," Mr. Kazianis said.
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New technology enables wearers to focus their hearing on the person in front of them while canceling out all sound behind.
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Carbon offsetting means financially compensating for the emissions a business produces by canceling out greenhouse gas emissions somewhere else in the world.
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If you choose a target-date fund, you only need to choose the one fund — otherwise you're essentially canceling out its benefits.
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Firearm deaths among children have remained roughly constant, with the higher suicide rate canceling out progress in lowering homicides with guns, Sege said.
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The Hearphones sport directional microphones that can be used to focus in on or amplify specific sounds, while actively canceling out background distractions.
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JON PARELES The tart individuality of Chaka Khan's voice is barely recognizable in "Like Sugar" because it's multitracked in unison, canceling out quirks.
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Trump won this new district by 29 points, so it will likely be, technically, a Republican pickup canceling out a Democratic gain elsewhere.
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Just to keep pace, hedge funds have piled into some of the biggest names in technology, canceling out their advantages over one another.
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Trump won this new district by 22.2 points, so it will likely be, technically, a Republican pickup canceling out a Democratic gain elsewhere.
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A study by a Federal Reserve economist found that Trump's tariffs were canceling out the effects of his signature tax cut for most families.
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But something negative posted about "Irish teens" would be permitted as "teens" is a non-protected category, somehow seemingly canceling out the nationality protection.
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New business models, like clothing-in-a-box brands — see Stitch Fix — are canceling out the need for a designer to be a figurehead.
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"This isn't respect, it's canceling out differences and it's a kind of surrender," Luca Squeri, a lawmaker with Silvio Berlusconi's center-right party, said.
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But economists argue that his latest tariffs are all but canceling out the effects of the tax cuts for everyone but the wealthiest American families.
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But economists say that his latest tariffs are all but canceling out the effects of the tax cuts for all but the wealthiest American families.
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The rule, announced earlier this month, would freeze standards in 2021, canceling out the plans to make them more stringent for the next five years.
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Flying on the SLS also means that Europa Clipper doesn't fly until the mid-2020s, canceling out any lead time that the rocket can boast.
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Putting those two things together, we get ma = mg: Canceling out m, we find that the acceleration is equivalent to the gravitational field: a = g.
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Ronaldo took a knock to his lower right leg when he scored in the 14th minute, canceling out Luis Suárez's opener in the 23th minute.
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Being inside the deuteron reduces the attraction that the electron or muon feels to it, since the deuteron's charge pulls in different directions, partly canceling out.
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Given that much of Trump's penmanship was canceling out aspects of the Obama administration's legacy, a future president could wipe away his action with similar dispatch.
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He argues that the design becomes so risk-averse that it ends up canceling out the tax advantages that make it appealing in the first place.
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Otherwise, I have a fundamental question around what is the net value of philanthropy, if [that] might be canceling out the good that we're trying to do.
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More importantly, the app also does its own image stabilizing which results in impressively smooth results when paired with the gimbal that's canceling out larger unwanted motions.
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Morrisey sued the Obama administration over environmental regulations and is one of the leaders of a 28-state coalition aimed at canceling out Obama-era climate regulations.
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And because Versed would have to be administered intravenously by a doctor, suspects would be pretty aware of what was going on, canceling out many of its effects.
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Other researchers, including the current team, have theorized you can use drugs that activate both mu and another receptor at the same time, canceling out any addictive potential.
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She said she worried that repealing this fee would drive up insurance premium costs, canceling out gains from tax cuts that many constituents might get from the bill.
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Between the first quarter of 2018 and the first quarter of 1.63, monocrystalline module prices fell 30 percent, according to the report, effectively canceling out the U.S. tariffs.
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Collins and others fear repealing the fine would drive up insurance premium costs, canceling out tax-cut gains that many of their constituents might get from the tax bill.
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Vasily Berezutsky scored Russia's equalizer with a looping header in the second minute of injury time, canceling out an Eric Dier goal from a free kick in the 20rd.
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With no out of pocket costs for care, some argue, millions of people would use more health services than they currently do, canceling out any savings from lower overhead.
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I was reminded of something that Robert Smithson said in a 1973 interview with Alison Sky, where, citing Norbert Weiner, he talked about one piece of information canceling out another.
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An increase that big, researchers find, reduces life satisfaction among villagers as a whole by 0.33 standard deviations — more than canceling out the life satisfaction gains to people getting the money.
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The Trump administration wants to freeze the efficiency and emissions standards in 2020, canceling out the increasingly tougher rules that were set to go into effect for cars produced through 2026.
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Then, ultimately the same branch of government that spent all that time and money convicting the person grants a pardon or commutation -- effectively canceling out all those resources spent getting the conviction.
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It has its share of controversies, though, including how its main plant-derived ingredient is genetically modified and that its nutritional content is comparable to real beef, canceling out any health benefits.
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Down Under, the S&P/ASX 200 edged higher by 0.49 percent to 51.33,982.70 as the utilities and heavily weighted financials subindexes advanced, canceling out slight declines in the materials and energy sectors.
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Trump's tariffs have also been on the top of voters' minds, particularly in the Midwest, with a trade war potentially canceling out some of that economic growth in the heart of Trump country.
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The guidance includes canceling out-of-state travel for work, canceling gatherings in favor of virtual conferences and seminars and encouraging employees to not come in to work with fever or flu symptoms.
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Rather than dulling the rock & roll, this mechanized approach somehow jacks up the energy to an unbelievable degree, so that the end result goes bang pop pow boom without canceling out its detached, hypnotic qualities.
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After removing almost all "bad" ads from web pages, Brave will fill those spaces with its own "clean" ads in an effort to improve the user experience without completely canceling out ad revenue from websites.
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Whether you're interested in canceling out the noise in your apartment building, or you just need a wire-free companion to bring on your commute, you can find big discounts on the best models during Black Friday.
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The governor also issued guidance for Massachusetts' executive branch, including canceling out-of-state travel for work, canceling gatherings in favor of virtual conferences, and encouraging employees to not come in to work with fever or flu symptoms.
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It can be hard to know how to deal with the costs without canceling out the benefits; indeed, the openness of the American social networks can appear to be at once their greatest strength and most intractable weakness.
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And, thankfully, UE moved the bottom-facing charging port on the Boom 2 to the side, which means that you no longer have to turn the speaker on its side to charge— effectively canceling out its 360-degree soundscape.
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However, renewable energy projects often have multinational backers, so companies looking to bring in foreign financing may end up with a higher tax bill as they pay off creditors abroad, in some cases canceling out the tax subsidies altogether.
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Ramsden said his outlook for inflation and the right level of interest rates was similar to that of his colleagues, as weak productivity growth was likely to push upward on inflation, canceling out the drag on inflation from slower GDP growth.
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In 2014, the ESO's Very Large Telescope was outfitted with a new instrument called SPHERE, which features an adaptive optics system for canceling out the distortion of Earth's atmosphere, as well as an instrument to block starlight, called a coronagraph.
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Although my costs would rise somewhat because I have to import certain components that are no longer made domestically, the border tax would compensate for that loss by canceling out the tax-rebate advantage currently enjoyed by my foreign competitors.
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While these have been bested in the sound quality department by the Sony 24X M215, the QC35 II headphones still hold their own when it comes to effectively canceling out noise, and unlike Sony's headphones, these can seamlessly switch between two paired devices.
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Joe DonnellyJoseph (Joe) Simon DonnellyLobbying world Trump nominees meet fiercest opposition from Warren, Sanders, Gillibrand GOP frets over nightmare scenario for Senate primaries MORE (D-Ind.), who he accuses of blocking the president's agenda and canceling out the vote of fellow Indiana Sen.
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While intermittent fasting was easy to adopt, I was far from perfect, and most weeks had me falling off the wagon, especially on days when I ate out with friends, which made me wonder if I was canceling out any potential gains.
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"By rebranding the theater, Indhu Rubasingham seems to be canceling out its past," Michael Billington wrote in The Guardian, referring to the theater's artistic director, even as others proffered the sensible riposte that a new name also signals a new way forward.
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The team found that where the currents intersected inside the brain, the frequencies interfered with each other, essentially canceling out all but the difference between them and leaving a low-frequency current that neurons in that location responded to, Dr. Boyden said.
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On the other hand, if competitor nations were to impose a 10 percent retaliatory tariffs on all manufacturing imports, that would mean a $117 billion tariff bill for U.S. businesses – creating higher prices for consumers and canceling out the economic benefits of tax cuts.
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However, I recently deleted my Instagram account, for multiple reasons — including my increasing need for validation from people I don't know, as well as mounting social anxiety and addiction — in the hopes of canceling out distractions and finding my inner voice to express in my paintings.
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And there is an element of good fortune to the club's progression, too: Sevilla missed two penalties over the course of the two legs of this tie, and then managed to spend the last 10 minutes here self-combusting spectacularly, rather than canceling out the goals scored by Wes Morgan and Albrighton.
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The resulting rise in the yen's exchange rate has hurt the Japanese stock market and darkened the outlook for inflation, canceling out much of the efforts of the Bank of Japan, or B.O.J. "The China slowdown, falling oil prices, fears about a U.S. recession — the headwinds facing the B.O.J. are very strong," Mr. Adachi said.
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Davis and Gorky parted ways, possibly over political differences, and by 1954, Gorky was dead, which could explain why Davis marked his figure with a kind of canceling-out black X. Davis's biography, shaped by struggles with poverty, alcoholism and critical neglect, all reversed in late career, is the subject of a remarkable chronicle composed by Ms. Haskell for the catalog, but is only lightly touched on in the exhibition.
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Increased circulating levels of ammonia may alter brain function and result in fatigue. One hypothesized reason that BCAAs fail to increase exercise performance is due to increased oxidation of BCAAs in supplementation that results in increased fatigue, canceling out the effects on 5-HT.
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A ship that finds itself in the future might be able to re-endochronize itself if the technology still exists; a ship that finds itself in the past will be marooned there. Finally, Vernon reveals that the auditorium where he is giving his speech is actually an endochronic starship, and that during his speech, they have all flown to the outskirts of the Solar System. The graduates felt no acceleration because canceling out time dilation also caused the canceling out of inertia. When Vernon concludes his speech, the graduates will be landing in the United Nations Port at Lincoln, Nebraska, where they will be spending the weekend.
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In 2011 Olle released "New Flesh Network" a musical performance for traditional choir, controlled via a network by the artists in real-time. Every person in the choir wears a pair of ear muffs canceling out all sounds, making them hear only the instructions that they individually receive in their in-ear headphones.
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The type of instruments that use a single reed are clarinets and saxophone. The timbre of a single and double reed instrument is related to the harmonic series but only including only the odd harmonics due to air column modes canceling out the even harmonics.Donald Murray Campbell, Arnold Myers; et. al. (2004). Musical Instruments: History, Technology, and Performance of Instruments of Western Music, p.53-5. Oxford. .
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This is similar to how a fraction of integers can always be written uniquely in lowest terms by canceling out common factors. The field of rational expressions is denoted F(X). This field is said to be generated (as a field) over F by (a transcendental element) X, because F(X) does not contain any proper subfield containing both F and the element X.
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A power meter slowly fills up over time which determines the strength of the ship's weaponry. It can also be boosted by destroying enemies. This meter can also power a secondary laser attack, which has an additional function of canceling out any boss attack, reflecting it back at them. Using the laser comes at a cost, as it drains the meter and therefore weakens the main weapon.
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This means that during weak interactions, electron neutrinos behave like electrons. Either member of this doublet can undergo a charged current interaction by emitting or absorbing a and be converted into the other member. Charge is conserved during this reaction because the W boson also carries a charge, canceling out any net change during the transmutation. Charged current interactions are responsible for the phenomenon of beta decay in a radioactive atom.
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A crosstalk measurement yields a figure in dB relative to a nominal level of signal in the path receiving interference. Crosstalk is normally only a problem in equipment that processes multiple audio channels in the same chassis. ; Common-mode rejection ratio (CMRR) : In balanced audio systems, there are equal and opposite signals (difference-mode) in inputs, and any interference imposed on both leads will be subtracted, canceling out that interference (i.e., the common-mode).
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Undefined Fantastic Object re-introduces bombs with distinctive visual styles that differ between characters, and even between shot types for the same character. A character's "bomb" is the player's limited-use method of getting out of difficult situations. A bomb's attack area, duration, and power vary depending on the character type and attack type the player has chosen. It typically deals heavy damage to every enemy it touches, in addition to canceling out any bullets in the bomb's way.
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The Cambridge Guide to Orchestration, unpaginated. Cambridge. . This technique, like natural harmonics, works by canceling out the fundamental tone and one or more partial tones by deadening their modes of vibration. It is traditionally notated using two or three simultaneous noteheads in one staff: a normal notehead for the position of the firmly held finger, a square notehead for the position of the lightly pressed finger, and sometimes, a small notehead for the resulting pitch.Potter, Louis (1995).
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It was stated that this would allow the central government to better control and combat communist activities, especially in Singapore. It was also feared that if Singapore became independent, it would become a base for Chinese chauvinists to threaten Malayan sovereignty. The proposed inclusion of British territories besides Singapore was intended to keep the ethnic composition of the new nation similar to that of Malaya, with the Malay and indigenous populations of the other territories canceling out the Chinese majority in Singapore.
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For nondestructive imaging the tips can be made from antiferromagnetic materials such as Cr or MnNi, in this case however, the spin contrast of the imaging is sacrificed due to tunneling currents from to different spin states partially canceling out each other. # Nonmagnetic tip with ultrathin film of magnetic material. Nonmagnetic material is first etched and cleaned with electron bombardment and high temperature flash to remove oxides and other contaminations. The tip is then covered with thin (less than diameter of the tip) layer of magnetic material.
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As a result, a more anhedral (downward curve) design was applied and ribs were added to the parafoil, ultimately giving the aircraft more stability and pressurization and solving the control issue. As the parafoil design and control solutions were being worked out, Thompson developed an improved airframe design, including Snyder's idea of folding landing gear for portability. The problem of torque was resolved by having the propellers counter-rotating, thus canceling out each other's torque effect. The P-2 aircraft was completed in January 1983.
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He manipulates the other Masters of Red, save Shishigou, to surrender their Command Spells to him, allowing him to command their Servants. The Red faction use the Hanging Gardens of Babylon to steal the Greater Grail, Shirou using it to activate his wish. However, the actions of Sieg lead to Shirou's defeat, and he is granted a quick, painless death by Semiramis via a poisoned kiss. Sieg asks the Holy Grail to grant his own wish to become Fafnir and carry the Grail to the Reverse Side of the World, canceling out Shirou's wish.
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Minnesota also invoked this law for the first time in 2016 when an elector pledged to Hillary Clinton attempted to vote for Bernie Sanders instead. Until 2008, Minnesota's electors cast secret ballots. Although the final count would reveal the occurrence of faithless votes (except in the unlikely case of two or more changes canceling out), it was impossible to determine which elector(s) were faithless. After an unknown elector was faithless in 2004, Minnesota amended its law to require public balloting of the electors' votes and invalidate any vote cast for someone other than the candidate to whom the elector was pledged.
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Years later he declined to join Mensa International, saying that his IQ was too low. Physicist Steve Hsu stated of the test: When Feynman was 15, he taught himself trigonometry, advanced algebra, infinite series, analytic geometry, and both differential and integral calculus. Before entering college, he was experimenting with and deriving mathematical topics such as the half-derivative using his own notation. He created special symbols for logarithm, sine, cosine and tangent functions so they did not look like three variables multiplied together, and for the derivative, to remove the temptation of canceling out the d's.
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Many economists believe government deficits influence the economy through the loanable funds market, whose existence Chartalists and other Post-Keynesians dispute. Government borrowing in this market increases the demand for loanable funds and thus (ignoring other changes) pushes up interest rates. Rising interest rates can crowd out, or discourage, fixed private investment spending, canceling out some or even all of the demand stimulus arising from the deficit—and perhaps hurting long-term supply-side growth. Increased deficits also raise the amount of total income received, which raises the amount of saving done by individuals and corporations and thus the supply of loanable funds, lowering interest rates.
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In the comic, Morden can not change back and forth from his normal form and his human form. During his second encounter with the Doom Patrol as Mr. Nobody, a weakness was revealed relating to canceling out his power. Being hooded or masked can cause Morden to revert to normal human form (where he was portrayed as naked save for the gloves he wore as Mr Nobody). Removing the mask caused Morden to turn back into Mr Nobody; while masked, Morden was horrified at what he became, as his sanity also returned and begged the Doom Patrol to not let him revert to Mr Nobody.
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On 29 April, in a vital league fixture against Paris Saint- Germain, he converted his ninth penalty of the season to draw the match at 1–1 canceling out a goal from Javier Pastore. Hazard later contributed to Lille's game-winning goal after delivering a rabona-style cross into the box, which was laid onto the path of striker Nolan Roux who, subsequently, converted the goal to give Lille a 2–1 win. On 28 April, for the third consecutive season, Hazard was nominated for the UNFP Player of the Year award. Two weeks later, he was awarded the prestigious honour ahead of the likes of Olivier Giroud and Younès Belhanda.
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When Raul discovered that she had lost her virginity to J.T. when they were together, he demanded sex. Rianna was furious with Raul, and dumped him. The pressure of his illness, failed relationships and school, coupled with the expectations his family and friends had for him, caused Raul to lash out at everyone, and soon his grades began to slip, canceling out his dreams of becoming the first in his family to attend college. Soon Raul's brother Diego Guittierez arrived in town intending to help Raul through his problems, but Raul resented his brother for running away from the family, leaving Raul with all the responsibilities.
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Screamers track targets by their heartbeats, so Alliance soldiers wear "tabs" which broadcast a signal canceling out the wearer's heartbeat and rendering them "invisible" to the machines. A fragile stalemate is in effect between the two exhausted, poorly supplied, and undermanned armies. The Alliance recovers a message from a dead NEB soldier, killed by screamers as he approached the Alliance compound, guaranteeing safe passage through NEB territory to discuss a truce. When Alliance commanding officer Joe Hendricksson (Weller) reports this development to his Earth-based superiors, he is told that peace negotiations are already underway on Earth; but Private "Ace" Jefferson (Andrew Lauer), newly arrived from Earth, says that is untrue.
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The "seed theory" () forms the essence of On the Art of the Cinema and, consequently, North Korean film theory in general. It has been called a "strange concept", a method of coercing artists to follow the party line, and a means of canceling out individual creativity; Kim Jong-il equates a film with a living organism, noting that in this analogy the seed is its kernel. The idea is that, if all artistic interpretation is done through a single ideological foundation, or "seed", the resulting cinema is whole. This makes all members of a creative team work for a single goal, in spite of differences in the personalities or focus of the individual members.
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A seventh reason for canceling out some debts is that the money loaned by banks is generally created out of thin air, sometimes subject to a small capital adequacy requirement imposed by such institutions as the Bank of International Settlements. Maurice Félix Charles Allais, 1988 winner of the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics, commented on this by stating: "The 'miracles' performed by credit are fundamentally comparable to the 'miracles' an association of counterfeiters could perform for its benefit by lending its forged banknotes in return for interest. In both cases, the stimulus to the economy would be the same, and the only difference is who benefits."The Chicago plan & New Deal banking reform By Ronnie J. Phillips, 1995, M.E. Sharpe Inc.
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Television sets produced in recent decades typically include a (sometimes non-defeatable) distortion of the color decoding spectrum, to minimize the visual effects of phase error and lessen the need to adjust the tint control. On broadcast equipment, such as timebase correctors and studio monitors, this control is typically marked "phase," as it adjusts the phase of the color signal with respect to the color burst signal. Since the problem of phase errors in the real world became well known after the introduction of NTSC, the later PAL and SECAM color television standards attempted to correct for them. PAL uses the same color modulation scheme as NTSC but averages the received color information over adjacent scan lines, resulting in reduced color detail but canceling out small to moderate phase errors.
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The combined influence of a subsurface bulb and a conventional bow on wave formation where the wave created by the bulb cancels that created by the conventional bow The effect of the bulbous bow can be explained using the concept of destructive interference of waves: A conventionally shaped bow causes a bow wave. A bulb alone forces the water to flow up and over it forming a trough. Thus, if a bulb is added to a conventional bow at the proper position, the bulb trough coincides with the crest of the bow wave, and the two cancel out, reducing the vessel's wake. While inducing another wave stream saps energy from the ship, canceling out the second wave stream at the bow changes the pressure distribution along the hull, thereby reducing wave resistance.
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If and , then the sequence in question is :3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18; reducing modulo 7 gives :3, 6, 2, 5, 1, 4, which is just a rearrangement of :1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. Multiplying them together gives :3 \times 6 \times 9 \times 12 \times 15 \times 18 \equiv 3 \times 6 \times 2 \times 5 \times 1 \times 4 \equiv 1 \times 2 \times 3 \times 4 \times 5 \times 6 \pmod 7; that is, :3^6 (1 \times 2 \times 3 \times 4 \times 5 \times 6) \equiv (1 \times 2 \times 3 \times 4 \times 5 \times 6) \pmod 7. Canceling out 1 × 2 × 3 × 4 × 5 × 6 yields :3^6 \equiv 1 \pmod 7, which is Fermat's little theorem for the case and .
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After returning to the present time, Candace leaves in victory, now happy that she had finally (technically) busted her brothers. During the credits, it reveals Isabella obtained the tool and gave it to the present day boys before they even time traveled in the first place. This causes them to change their minds about going into the future, thus, canceling out all the events that happened earlier in the episode and also causing all the characters involved in the future to cease existence (also erasing the "busting" present Candace caused, thus possibly causing a time loop). In "Summer Belongs To You", Phineas mentions time traveling twice and Isabella comments that Phineas has traveled through time "twice", but because of the events in the credits of Quantum Boogaloo, no-one - including Isabella should actually know about the time- traveling.
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The speed of modern warfare meant that the civilian population would be unlikely to be able to withdraw from combat zones and would suffer a large number of deaths in a nuclear war where the blast yields and fallout were significant. Because neutron bombs do not produce the indiscriminate blast (only 40 kilopascals at ground zero from a 1 kt blast yield detonation at 500 m altitude, and only 7 kPa at 2 km distance), heat, and fallout damage of other nuclear weapons, they were more credible as a deterrent to Soviet tanks. However, many people believed that the very deployment of the neutron bomb threatened an escalation to full-scale nuclear retaliation, thus canceling out the supposed benefits. Advances in precision anti-tank weapons ultimately made the neutron bomb redundant tactically in its original objective.
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The social order is enforced by the public floggings, torture and execution of any Russians who dare to think differently and those speak out "return home with black stumps in place of their tongues". The narrator of the novel agrees that despite the use of extreme violence and cruelty by the restored Tsarist regime that the system that exists in Russia is superior to the "rotting democratic West". The narrator of Behind the Thistle praises extreme violence committed by the state as not canceling out freedom, but rather "is indeed true freedom, a freedom that democratic Europe had never known or experienced-a freedom for good deeds that goes hand in hand with oppression against evil". Krasnov was an Eurasianist, an ideology that saw Russia as an Asian nation, having more in common with other Asian nations such as China, Mongolia, and Japan rather than with the Western nations.
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Exegesis in those days was confined to the explanation of literary aspects of the verse, the background of its revelation and, occasionally, interpretation of one verse with the help of the other. If the verse was about a historical event, then sometimes a few traditions (hadith) of Muhammad were narrated to make its meaning clear. Because the Quran is spoken in classical Arabic, many of the later converts to Islam (mostly non- Arabs) did not always understand the Quranic Arabic, they did not catch allusions that were clear to early Muslims fluent in Arabic and they were concerned with reconciling apparent conflict of themes in the Quran. Commentators erudite in Arabic explained the allusions, and perhaps most importantly, explained which Quranic verses had been revealed early in Muhammad's prophetic career, as being appropriate to the very earliest Muslim community, and which had been revealed later, canceling out or "abrogating" (nāsikh) the earlier text (mansūkh).
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After one season, Chiricheș sealed another transfer, this time to FC Steaua București for a reported sum of €700,000 and 25% left to Pandurii in case of a future transfer. Steaua paid €500,000 for the remaining procents of the co-ownership in August 2013, making the total transfer sum to €1.2 million. On 25 October 2012, he scored an overhead volley from near the penalty spot in a 2–0 win against Molde in the Europa League, which put Steaua in control of Group E. Chiricheș scored from long range against Ajax on 21 February 2013, canceling out a two-goal first-leg deficit as Steaua triumphed in the penalty shoot-out to set up a Round of 16 meeting with 2012 Champions League winners, Chelsea. He scored again, an equalising goal to make it 1–1 with a fine close-range finish on the stroke of half-time in the 3–1 second leg loss against "the Blues" at Stamford Bridge after Steaua won the first leg 1–0.
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