Political observers wondered more about how her bungle squared with her presidential ambitions than about how his bogusness squared with the presidency itself.
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That cannot be squared with the Constitution's clear text and
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Clinton squared with an environmental activist in a heated exchange Thursday.
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The war metaphors people use haven't squared with Archer's cancer experience.
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This is pink squared with pink, and the fluffy trim is outstanding.
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How could this be squared with his unwillingness to commit to interest rate changes either way?
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That squared with what CNN heard from justices in several counties that contract with Stern's office.
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It was not clear how his comments squared with those of Mr. Tillerson a day earlier.
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That standard, Conagra said, cannot be squared with the 9th Circuit's decision in the Wesson Oil case.
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Last month, the Supreme Court agreed to decide whether the law can be squared with the First Amendment.
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This case cannot be squared with fairness or justice, and it's time to bring it to an end.
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So it remains to be seen whether these exceptions can be squared with the WP29's four essential guarantees.
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This statement cannot be squared with what Kavanaugh said during his opening statement to the senators just weeks ago.
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Some worry that making money from philanthropy cannot be squared with the basic moral imperative to care for the needy.
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In short, it is very hard to see how rising levels of inequality can be squared with a smaller state.
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How could these stories be squared with the horrors told about his wife at the Republican National Convention, he asked?
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Mr. Trump offered no public accounting on Monday of how the apparent change of course squared with his earlier remarks.
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" The report also said the Obama guidance "rests on a provision whose validity cannot be squared with the Supreme Court's holdings.
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The skull, they concluded, squared with what was known about Pliny at his death, but the jawbone belonged to someone else.
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The American objection to China as a state-controlled economy cannot be squared with China's insistence that it is already a market economy.
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Efforts to clean up the dataBik resigned from uBiome in December 2018 when she felt like its values no longer squared with hers.
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The stunning discovery squared with the earliest legends of Judaism and biblical accounts of Jerusalem's rivalry with the calf-worshiping Hebrew king Jeroboam.
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Ted Deutch (D-Florida) asked about how Infowars' claims in YouTube videos that Parkland shooting's survivors were crisis actors squared with the company's policy.
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This finding squared with some of the other best data on the risks of the new respiratory disease, from China's Center for Disease Control.
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Mehta asked how Consovoy's argument squared with Supreme Court precedent that said Congress didn't have to point to specific legislation to justify its investigative demands.
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Social media allow teenagers' craving for contact with peers to be squared with parents' desire to keep their offspring safe and away from harmful substances.
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After the budget he objected that it was "very hard to see" how Mr Hammond's tax announcement squared with the "absolutely clear" wording of the manifesto.
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On March 8th he objected that it was "very hard to see" how Mr Hammond's tax announcement squared with the "absolutely clear" wording of the manifesto.
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Our communication planet is still in retrograde, and when squared with Jupiter, it may be more difficult than usual to identify the right moment to speak.
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Asked how this squared with the 134 engines that Pratt says it delivered in the first half, Enders said deliveries of aircraft depended on customer acceptance.
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The panel will look at competition in the digital economy and how technological progress can be squared with the protection of privacy and society at large.
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The New York Times' Rukmini Callimachi looked at the demographics of previous attackers and how they squared with what is currently known about the shooter, Stephen Paddock.
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If physics made any claim that couldn't be squared with the fact that our conscious experience is brain activity, then I believe that claim would be false.
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Can Biden's allied super PAC be squared with his keynote theme that he is best equipped to retrieve middle- and working-class voters lost to Trump in 2016?
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Clinton's use of a private email server, installed in her home in Chappaqua, N.Y., he offered new details, including some that could not immediately be squared with previous disclosures.
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An NBC News reporter asked the president whether his administration's response to the coronavirus squared with his criticism in 2014 of President Barack Obama's handling of the Ebola outbreak.
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This broad view of the Equal Protection Clause cannot be squared with conservatives' long-running effort to emasculate equal protection doctrine in the context of discrimination against racial minorities.
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It remains to be seen how this can be squared with a budget deficit anywhere near 2% of GDP or with the ideas of Tria and the 5-Star Movement.
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Last year Zevin unsuccessfully backed shareholder resolutions that called for Franklin and T. Rowe Price to report on how their proxy voting squared with their policy positions on climate change.
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How exactly it could be squared with the existing law was unclear; it was as if someone had dumped a pile of Monopoly money on a chessboard and declared checkmate.
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But those efforts have not always squared with the president's rhetoric, creating a dissonance between him and his advisers that has left onlookers puzzled and at times skeptical of Trump's views.
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He dismissed questions about how those policies squared with President Trump's warm comments about President Vladimir Putin of Russia and refused to discuss the two leaders' meeting in Finland last week.
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The existence of the in-progress software tool was discovered in September, Bloomberg reports, after employees on the privacy review team flagged it over "concerns" with how it squared with company culture.
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"The panel's decision cannot be squared with the evidentiary record, which establishes that KBR burned batteries and other hazardous materials in burn pits on thousands of instances," reads another passage in the motion.
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The three-judge appeals panel on Thursday considered how Dodd-Frank's "shall" language squared with the Federal Vacancies Reform Act, which gives the president broad authority to temporarily fill open executive branch positions.
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The Supreme Court's ruling handing the 2000 presidential election to George W. Bush cannot be squared with the original understanding of the Constitution, and Bork was was highly critical of the court's reasoning.
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Aided by Carson Ellis's whimsical line illustrations, the book moves at a rapid clip as Charlie sets about proving himself to the Whiz Mob, even if he's not entirely squared with the mission.
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But a move to centralize, and a further weakening of national administrations in favor of "more Europe", is unlikely to work; it simply cannot be squared with a democratic polity which enjoys respect and assent.
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US District Judge Amy Berman Jackson, who is presiding over Manafort's civil lawsuit as well as the criminal case against him, expressed confusion about how Manafort's lawyer's statements squared with the text of his lawsuit.
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The position squared with Mr. de Blasio's thinking, and he was supportive, even as it prompted an unusually dire game of political chicken that may not be resolved before Albany's legislative calendar expires Wednesday night.
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U.S. border agents already have considerable discretion to ask for and even demand access to visitors' online accounts, so long as such requests can be squared with the Fourth Amendment's protections against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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People generally appreciated her insights but some wondered how they could be squared with her own persona as a woman clad in an austere habit whose thick glasses and prominent teeth seemed the very opposite of sensual.
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After a meeting with Silicon Valley executives, for example, Trump was apparently briefly convinced that advocating for H-1B visas, which allow skilled workers entry to the U.S., could somehow be squared with his anti-immigrant agenda.
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When I read that Sasha Obama had a summer job at a seafood shack in Martha's Vineyard it squared with the fan fiction I've composed in my mind of Obama-as-dad (and indeed, Michelle-as-mom).
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Mr. Ford has promised further rate reductions although he did not explain how that could be squared with billions of dollars in tax cuts, beyond citing the elimination of waste that he said exists throughout the government.
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The local Chinese security presence must be squared with handover guarantees that Hong Kongs autonomy would remain for at least 50 years - including broad freedoms and an independent judiciary, which dont exist in the rest of China.
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"This far-reaching censorship system simply can't be squared with the Constitution," said Jameel Jaffer, executive director of the Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University, which is jointly representing the plaintiffs with the American Civil Liberties Union.
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Tuesday seemed doubtful that a 1986 federal law that makes it a crime to "encourage" unauthorized immigrants to come to or stay in the United States could be squared with the First Amendment.
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Jackson asked one of the lawyers from Mueller's team, Greg Andres, to explain how the fact that the government wasn't asking for GPS monitoring squared with arguments prosecutors made about what a serious flight risk Manafort and Gates posed.
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It would eliminate any role for the courts in applying statutory language, and it cannot be squared with the fact that the Supreme Court has in the past rejected such claims because the person pursuing it faced no substantial burden.
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Asked how the policy squared with Trump's pledge to stand up for gay rights, the White House official said the president would ensure that such rights were protected but had been critical previously of the transgender changes under the Obama administration.
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Republican political strategist John Weaver said Thursday that he is backing out of a lobbying deal with a Russian nuclear entity, following questions about how the work squared with his strident criticism of US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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As the Senate listens to Comey tomorrow, it needs to also look ahead to the selection of his successor at the FBI — what was promised to Trump during the interview process, and how can it be squared with the constitutional responsibilities of office.
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Responding to a question from Carlson regarding how the bill's tax cut for investors squared with Trump's campaign promises to working and middle-class communities, Trump agreed that the bill as written did not necessarily help many of those who voted for him.
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Salvini has promised 15 billion euros ($16.8 billion) of tax cuts for next year but it remains to be seen how this could be squared with a budget deficit anywhere near 2% of GDP, as agreed with the EU to avert a disciplinary procedure.
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Less than a week earlier, posters had appeared in Rome calling on the pope—disrespectfully addressed in Roman dialect as Francé ("Frankie")—to say how his vaunted advocacy of mercy squared with his forthright treatment of Catholic institutions including the Roman Curia, the church's central administration.
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While noise levels can vary studio to studio, my readings squared with the findings from a 2321 study by otolaryngologists: In a random sampling of 26742 classes at a variety of major spinning studios in the Boston area, the majority of class time registered over 230 decibels.
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" But when pressed late last summer on the issue and how cutting grant funding for struggling student parents squared with senior advisor Ivanka Trump's stated support for expanding child care access, a White House official told Refinery29: "We are working on ways to preserve the program.
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The platoon of Montenegrin infantrymen at Trident Juncture, part of the Spanish battalion defending Oppdal, might reasonably have recalled President Donald Trump's scorn for their "very aggressive" country during this year's NATO summit, and asked how it squared with the transatlantic spirit on display in the Norwegian hills.
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The official said that led to a broader review of freedom of navigations operations, particularly those in the South China Sea, to ensure the military tactic squared with the overall US policy toward China -- including diplomatic and political efforts that are taking a more conciliatory stance toward Beijing.
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In a letter sent to department lawyers before she was fired, Yates wrote, "[F]or as long as I am the Acting Attorney General, the Department of Justice will not present arguments in defense of the Executive Order," adding that she was "not convinced" that defending the order squared with her responsibility as head of the Justice Department "to always seek justice and stand for what is right."
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She also fell short while answering questions from CNN host Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE about whether she could be considered a pro-Trump Democrat and how her appeal to Trump voters could be squared with her statement comparing his 2900 victory to the 220006/2202 terrorist attacks.
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This statistic will be asymptotically chi-squared with m − k degrees of freedom under the null that the error term is uncorrelated with the instruments.
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She hosts podcasts including A Problem Squared with Matt Parker, The DesignSpark Podcast, and Con Sessions. She has also collaborated with Jay Foreman on three of his YouTube videos, entitled “Dinosaurs”, “Fiddle With Your Balls” and “Robot Olympics”.
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The anime is directed by Tokoro Toshikatsu at EMT Squared with Ishida Chinatsu adapting Michinoku's original design. Abe Nobuyuki as sound director while DAX Production handled the sound production. Dream Creation handled the production. The theme song titled is sung by Sakaguchi Ryō's voice actor Hatano Wataru.
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Passeio Alegre square plate. Póvoa Casino and Grande Hotel. Passeio Alegre is a square in Póvoa de Varzim City Center in Portugal, and is listed by IGESPAR as an urban site with public relevance. Passeio Alegre is a beach squared with esplanades and a stage for outdoor performances.
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Houses usually had a single or two floors, squared with a garden in the middle, surrounded by numerous rooms. The doors, windows and balconies were made of wood with metal hinges and nails. Some street roads were covered with stones. This type of architecture is still used in certain isolated villages in the Cesar Department.
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In 1902, a violent summer windstorm flattened the building. It was rebuilt in time for the 1902–03 hockey season. The replacement rink followed the ice dimensions of the Montreal Arena and had semi-circular ends, rather than squared with rounded corners. In 1920, fire destroyed the rink, after which it was not rebuilt.
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The painted pulpit Holy Trinity church dates from 1493. An earlier church would have stood on this site from the 9th century or earlier. The current church was built of local lias stone cut and squared, with hamstone dressings. It has stone slate roofs between stepped coped gabled with finials to the chancel and north porch.
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He played with the Shuffle Demons from 1984-1989 and in Time Warp. He has also been a sideman for David Occhipinti, David Braid, Rob McConnell, Metalwood and Harrison Squared (with Harry Vetro and Harrison Argatoff).Jazz Journal His main instrument is tenor saxophone, which he plays in the Murley/Braid Quartet. He has received several Juno Awards.
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Timber framing is a style of construction that uses heavier framing elements than modern stick framing, which uses dimensional lumber. The timbers originally were tree boles squared with a broadaxe or adze and joined together with joinery without nails. Modern timber framing has been growing in popularity in the United States since the 1970s.Roy, Robert L. Timber framing for the rest of us.
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A skeletal survey is useful to confirm the diagnosis of achondroplasia. The skull is large, with a narrow foramen magnum, and relatively small skull base. The vertebral bodies are short and flattened with relatively large intervertebral disk height, and there is congenitally narrowed spinal canal. The iliac wings are small and squared, with a narrow sciatic notch and horizontal acetabular roof.
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Each wrote a separate concurring opinion. Justice O'Connor claimed that narrowing Roe v. Wade in the context of the Webster litigation, where upholding Missouri's law could arguably be squared with Roe, would violate an important principle of judicial restraint. She then explained that she voted to uphold Missouri's law because she did not feel that it would place an undue burden on the right to abortion.
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A. ajax skull, specimen CMC VP 7180 The skull is small in relation to the size of the animal. The jaws are lined with spatulate (chisel-like) teeth suited to an herbivorous diet. The snout of Apatosaurus and similar diplodocoids is squared, with only Nigersaurus having a squarer skull. The braincase of Apatosaurus is well preserved in specimen BYU17096, which also preserved much of the skeleton.
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The Bishop's Barn in Silver Street, Wells, Somerset, England, was built as a tithe barn in the 15th century. It has been designated as a Grade I listed building, and scheduled as an ancient monument. It was built of local stone roughly squared, with Doulting ashlar dressings and a Westmorland slate roof. The barn has 12 bays with a cruck roof with double collar beams and arched wind braces.
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The end of the occupation in November 1918, squared with a time of uncertainty on the international and national levels. The victorious Allies disapproved of the choices made by the local élites, and some Belgian politicians even demanded the (re)integration of the country into a greater Belgium. Within Luxembourg, a strong minority asked for the creation of a republic. In the end, the grand duchy remained a monarchy but was led by a new head of state, Charlotte.
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The Church of the Holy Trinity in Long Sutton, Somerset, England dates from the 15th century and has been designated as a Grade I listed building. An earlier church would have stood on this site from the 9th century or earlier. The current church, which was consecrated in 1493, was built of local lias stone cut and squared, with hamstone dressings. It has stone slate roofs between stepped coped gabled with finials to the chancel and north porch.
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Construction of the fort began in the summer of 1765, and took a couple of years to complete because of structural complications as well as the constant threat of attack by the Creek Native Americans. It was named for the reigning queen at the time. The Fort was made mostly of granite quarried from across the Savannah River. The Fort measured approximately 170 foot squared with bastions at every corner and a wall height of between 10 and 20 feet.
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At Newcastle House in September Barrington was informed the arrangement was squared with the king, but Cumberland, the Commander-in-Chief at Windsor, did not know of it.Newcastle to Hardwicke, 26 Sept 1755, BL, Add 32859, ff.219-21. He was appointed as Secretary at War in the Duke of Newcastle cabinet. The supremacy of cabinet government over Wardrobe, Treasury over commander-in-chief in the realm of the patronage of political appointments can be dated from Newcastle's office tenure.
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Gardiner had, in fact, argued boldly with the king on some points, and Henry now reminded him of the fact. "I have often squared with you, Gardiner," he said familiarly, "but I love you never the worse, as the bishopric I give will convince you." In 1532, nevertheless, he displeased the king by taking part in the preparation of the "Answer of the Ordinaries" to the complaints brought against them in the House of Commons. On this subject he wrote to the king in his own defence.
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Apologist of Reformed Christianity John Witherspoon is not known for being a particularly insightful, significant, or even consistent Reformed preacher and thinker. However, he was firmly grounded in the Reformed tradition of High to Late Orthodoxy, embedded in the transatlantic Evangelical Awakening of the eighteenth century, and frustrated by the state of religion in the Scottish Kirk. Like Benedict Pictet (1655-1724), Witherspoon held firmly to the tenets of confessional Calvinism. And like Pictet, Witherspoon was eager to show that the truths of supernatural revelation could be squared with reason.
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15) while antisemites, on the contrary, can claim direct and unbroken lineage through space and time from the Middle Ages. Arendt further criticizes Cohn for asserting that "the mass of the German population was never truly fanaticized against the Jews" and that their extermination "was organized and in the main carried out by the professionals of the SD and the SS," bodies that "did not by any means represent a typical cross-section of German society" (pp. 212 fl.) which Arendt asserts cannot be squared with the facts.Arendt 1976, p. xxi.
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He deals with such subjects as the insignificance of man, if we are but one race alone in the universe except for the angels. How can Christ's importance be squared with the unimportance of the human race in a large universe with a multitude of stars and planets? Birks' solution was to decide that the existence of planets around other stars is only conjecture. In 1850 he published his edition of William Paley's Horae Paulinae, or the Truth of the Scripture History of St Paul with notes and a supplementary treatise entitled Horae Apostolicae.
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This shaft has a larger scale base than that of the Wentworth Road shaft. Evidence remains on the street frontage of an original timber gate post some 6 inches squared with original coach bolts and gudgeons still in place. A late 20th century wire cage gate and steel frame is now fitted to the entry of the site. The shaft and its surrounding fence has little if any immediate streetscape value or give little if any contribution to the surrounding dwellings, although its landmark quality to the broader townscape is most notable.
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Site plan of the Acropolis at Athens - the Arrephorion is number 11. The Arrephorion was a small building sited beside the north wall of the Acropolis of Athens and next to the wall of Pericles, identified in 1920 by the German architect Wilhelm Dörpfeld. It provided the lodgings for the Arrephoros, four noble Athenian girls who worked to prepare the peplos which would be used in the Panathenaic Games. The building had a square floor with twelve meters a side which was composed of a single room which was about 38 metres squared with a portico that was four metres long.
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It is best to train the calf, heifer or cow to be shown as young as possible, and this should be done in continuous short sessions. Rope halters rather than leather halters are usually used for training and treats can be used to reward correct action. The animal should be trained to hold its head high and walk slowly, not running the showman over, and responding to their pressure applications on the halter. When standing still, the animal's front feet should be squared with each other while it's back legs should be open to whichever side the judge is on to show the teats if the animal is a heifer.
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Five minutes north of this place, and over above the southern bank of the Kasimiyeh, which flows here in a deep ravine, I met with many ancient millstones, broken, and an ancient tomb cut in the rock, having the form of a simple grave, but covered with a great curved block of stone. Thirty minutes west of Bidias is the ruin called Khurbet ed Dar, on a hill overlooking the ravine. It consists of the interior of an enclosure formed of numerous stones roughly squared, with those of a few houses. At a short distance west of this place there are the ruins called Kh. el Meshatah, on a northern hill.
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Leionema hillebrandii is a small straggly, perennial shrub to high with smooth greenish-brown to red, thin, terete branchlets sparsely covered with star shaped hairs. The edges of the leaves are rolled under, dark green, silky, heart shaped to wedge-shaped, narrowing at the base or egg-shaped to wedge- shaped or oblong, long, wide with smooth margins. The leaves may be squared with a point or rounded at the apex or acute with two lobes, rounded with a shallow notch, papery, smooth texture or rough with short hard protrusions on the upper surface. The inflorescence is cluster of up to 16 pinkish flowers on a thin pedicel long.
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A convenient result, attributed to Samuel S. Wilks, says that as the sample size n approaches the test statistic has asymptotically distribution with degrees of freedom equal to the difference in dimensionality of and parameters the β coefficients as mentioned before on the omnibus test. e.g., if n is large enough and if the fitted model assuming the null hypothesis consist of 3 predictors and the saturated ( full ) model consist of 5 predictors, the Wilks' statistic is approximately distributed ( with 2 degrees of freedom). This means that we can retrieve the critical value C from the chi squared with 2 degrees of freedom under a specific significance level.
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The design of the building creates a plaza or square between the museum and the Spanish Arch; a public space which is at times used for civic events.Partial View of the Galway City Museum from the Spanish Arch The plan of the museum is composed in an ‘L’ shape and was restricted to three levels in order to maintain the scale of the surrounding buildings. The project was completed in 2006 and resulted in a space of 2,100 metres squared with a final cost of €6,890,000. The architects of the building won the Bank of Ireland Opus Architectural Award for their design in 2006.
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The shape of doughs with a thinner viscosity can be maintained with a bread pan whose sides are higher than the uncooked dough. The same principle applies to non-bread products such as meatloaf and cakes that are cooked so as to retain their shape during the cooking process. In determining the size of the loaf, the cook or baker must take into consideration the need for heat to penetrate the loaf evenly during the cooking process, so that no parts are overcooked or undercooked. Many kinds of mass-produced bread are distinctly squared, with well-defined corners on the bottom of the loaf.
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Early in his term, Thompson faced an emergency situation with the 2001 anthrax attacks. Thompson was given poor marks for seeming "utterly overtaken by events" and issuing "early statements that the government was prepared to deal with any biological emergency [that] never squared with the facts." At a White House briefing following the first anthrax death of the scare, Thompson made a statement to the press that "would be cited for years afterward as a historic blunder in crisis communication." Thompson offered the media a "far-fetched" suggestion that the individual who died had come into contact with anthrax from drinking water from a creek.
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The report also noted "a serious and glaring deficit in management, governance and accountability within the ACORN organization" and said its conduct "suggests an organizational ethos at odds with the norms of American society. Empowering and serving low-and moderate- income families cannot be squared with counseling and encouraging illegal activities." The AG's report confirmed that ACORN employee Juan Carlos Vera, shown in O'Keefe's video as apparently aiding a human smuggling proposal, had immediately reported his encounter with the couple to an American police detective at the time to thwart their plan. Following the AG's report, that employee, who had been fired by ACORN after the video's release, sued O'Keefe and Giles in 2010.
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Chris David, a 54-year-old graduate of the United States Naval Academy and former Navy officer clad in Navy apparel, was a newcomer to the protest, reportedly drawn by recent stories of "kidnappings" by militarized federal agents. According to David, he approached federal agents and asked them how their actions squared with their oath to the Constitution. At that point, he was struck five times by double-handed blows from clubs, causing multiple broken bones and requiring surgery. On July 21 Richard Cline, deputy director of the Federal Protective Service, told reporters that three officers had suffered eye injuries when protesters deliberately aimed lasers at their eyes, and that the officers "may not recover sight in those eyes".
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The conceptual analysis underpinning Quistclose trusts was the source of some debate. Shortly after the decision, an article appeared in the Law Quarterly Review,(1985) 101 LQR 269 written by Peter Millett QC, suggesting how the traditional trust need for certainty of objects (beneficiary) could be squared with the decision of the House of Lords and the refusal to accept new categories of purpose trust in equity. In Twinsectra Ltd v Yardley,[2002] UKHL 12 the House of Lords reviewed the law, and the leading judgment was given by Lord Millett, whose judicial analysis unsurprisingly closely mirrored what he had suggested twenty years previously. The key issue, according to Lord Millett, in upholding the trust concept is ascertaining where the beneficial interest in the money lies.
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The company was founded in 1987 by Marco Palmieri,Piquadro Leather goods In 1998, the Piquadro brand was launched its name meaning P squared with the P standing for both, Palmieri (the founder) and pelletterie (leather goods). The first Piquadro single branded store was opened in Milan via della Spiga in 2000Piquadro: Innovative High-tech Design and Traditional Quality and it was followed by Rome via Frattina two year later. In 2004, the company began an internationalization campaign including investments and the opening of new stores abroad in Moscow and Barcelona. In the following years, more shops were inaugurated in Salzburg, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, until the most recent openings in the United Arab Emirates,Piquadro opens first retail outlet in the Middle East Shanghai, Beijing, and Taipei.
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A paraphrased 1771 description of the church by Giovanni Battista Vassalli notes: > (The church) situated not far from (town), circa 20 footsteps of Italian > miles in a public road...(The church) is formed to two orders of > architecture: the first Doric ... the top Ionic ... Everything is finely ... > proportioned in its architecture...the interior ... is built in a square > shape, held up by the four pilasters .. which create openings for the main > apse and two lateral chapels; each pilaster has two free standing columns, > and all is finely squared with stucco. A further set of corinthian pilasters support four arches that frame the apses of each chapel, well decorated with stucco. The interior is lit by large windows in the chapel and entrance and eight small circular windows in the cupola. The interior is painted in plain colors.
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Richard Healey offered a modal interpretation and used it to present a model account of the puzzling correlations which portrays them as resulting from the operation of a process that violates both spatial and spatiotemporal separability. He argued that, on this interpretation, the nonseparability of the process is a consequence of physical property holism; and that the resulting account yields genuine understanding of how the correlations come about without any violation of relativity theory or Local Action. Subsequent work by Clifton, Dickson and Myrvold cast doubt on whether the account can be squared with relativity theory’s requirement of Lorentz invariance but leaves no doubt of an spatially entangled holism in the theory. Paul Davies and John Gribbin further observe that Wheeler's delayed choice experiment shows how the quantum world displays a sort of holism in time as well as space.
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In his overall approach, Hyperius sought a firm basis in the Bible, rigidly, and held that before practical theology can be put in force, it must be made a part of systematic theological study, and must not be taught fragmentarily. Demanding an immense amount of preliminary reading on the part of the student, covering all practical theology except missions, he held that such reading would involve preparation for the practical work of the ministry. All must be squared with the Bible, or, where the Bible did not contain specific data, with the commandments of love for God and one's neighbor. In addition, he urged the preparation of a work on church government, including the data of the New Testament, relevant portions of church history, excerpts from the councils, papal decrees, Church Fathers, and works on dogmatics, liturgics, and related materials.
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They both moved to Rome to live in a villa on the Caelian Hill. They converted to Christianity, and Pancras became a zealous adherent of the religion. During the persecution of Christians by Emperor Diocletian, around 303 AD, he was brought before the authorities and asked to perform a sacrifice to the Roman gods. Diocletian, impressed with the boy's determination to resist, promised him wealth and power, but Pancras refused, and finally the emperor ordered him to be beheaded on the Via Aurelia, on 12 May 303 AD; this traditional year of his martyrdom cannot be squared with the saint's defiance of Diocletian in Rome, which the emperor had not visited since 286, nor with the mention of Cornelius (251–253) as Bishop of Rome at the time of the martyrdom, as the most recent monograph on Pancras' texts and cult has pointed out.
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He reformed his previous tag team with Lance Storm as faces, but the partnership faded and Venis became utilized mainly as a "jobber to the stars". At Armageddon, Venis and Storm competed in a Tag Team Turmoil match for the World Tag Team Championship which was won by Batista and Ric Flair. He defeated Ring of Honor wrestler and future WWE Champion CM Punk in Punk's first WWE tryout match on May 9, 2005,CageMatch: WWE Sunday Night Heat #349: Singles Match - Val Venis defeats CM Punk which led to CM Punk getting a contract and being sent to developmental. On the January 2 episode of Heat, Venis lost to Ric Flair in the main event of the night. At WrestleMania 21, Venis competed in a 30-man Interpromotional battle royal which was won by Booker T. In the summer of 2005 he formed another team, V-Squared, with Viscera.
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