Creativity is no longer seen as _____ inspiration leading to poem or painting, it has come to be thought of as something permeating the whole of a person`s life.
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In establishing that the dust she had observed constitutes two percent of the mass in the quadrant, the astronomer showed that the dust`s extreme visual prominence _____ its relatively minor contribution to the total mass of the region.
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For those of us who have been intoxicated by the power and potential of mathematics, the mystery isn`t why that fascination developed but why it isn`t _____.
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The reclusive clergyman may have lived and died in melancholy, but this doesn`t seem to have (i)_____ his genius in any way. On the contrary, we find ourselves wondering whether his genius wasn`t (ii)_____ in some mysterious way by his mood.
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Conventional deposits of oil and gas are actually the final resting place of far-traveled hydrocarbons that were (i)_____ deeper source beds of organic-rich rock. By contrast, shale gas (ii)_____ its birthplace, remaining in the source bed whose organic matter produced the gas.
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In a view of 17 studies from 2008, Trudeau and Shephard concluded that reserving up to an hour a day for (i)_____ in school curricula does not (ii)_____ academic achievement. In fact, they noted that more exercise often (iii)_____ school performance, despite the time it took away from reading, writing, and arithmetic.
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Gravitational waves-ripples in the geometry of space-time-are analogous to electromagnetic waves. The challenge in trying to observe these waves directly is that they are extremely weak. To make waves large enough to be (i)_____, the most (ii)_____ events in the universe are required: supernova explosions, the formation of black holes, or the collision of stars. Even so, the effects are (iii)_____. The geometry changes so little that a distance of several kilometers changes by less than the diameter of a proton.
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Members of the union's negotiating team insisted on several changes to the company's proposal before they would support it, making it clear that they would _____ no compromise.
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Unlike some models of mathematical tasks that distinguish between lower and higher cognitive demands, Carolyn Kieran`s model focuses only on the type of algebraic activity and thus is not ______ with regard to cognitive demand.
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All the scholars at the conference agree on the character of the general philosophical concepts under discussion, but this does not imply ________ with regard to details.
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The lobbyist argues that current environmental regulations must be (I)________ to prevent a recession, thus reviving the notion that economic progress and environmental protection are inherently (ii)________.
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The apparent promise of clean alternatives to environmentally harmful fossil fuels might actually (i)_______ fossil-fuel industries by framing energy problems not as a matter of excessive consumption but rather as a remediable lack of clean energy production, thus enticing citizens to (ii)______ the current energy consumption patterns from which fossil-fuel industries profit.
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Various factors complicate researchers` efforts to study time spent on housework. For example, housework may not stand out much in respondents` memories because it is so (i)_______ everyday life, and (ii)______ problems among survey subjects may thus be more severe than for other activities.
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The lack of (i)______ the poetry of the postwar decades has led not, as one might have expected, to (ii)______ poetry, but to a curious closure in which all poets and forms of poetry are (iii)_______ and alone, not even respected establishment poets, command excitement.
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Investigating physiological ______ is not how biologists typically study function and structure, but it is not entirely unreasonable--- if abnormalities in the lungs hinder breathing, then the lungs are very likely the organ required for breathing.
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Many great ghost stories remain________ about the existence of their phantoms, whereas others leave no doubt about their ghosts` reality.
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Although the courts have ______ an extremely flexible test for determining the admissibility of expert testimony, that does not mean that all experts will be allowed to testify.
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For more than 100 years, anarchism has been an embarrassing estranged sibling in the family of international radicalism, and its bad behavior had made it easy to ______ the awkward but important questions anarchism poses.
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Because the organization she inherited was remarkably _____,her first priority was the establishment of a vigorous fund-raising campaign.
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Governments frequently justify their attempts to ______material by claiming that such material must be kept strictly confidential for national security reasons when in fact the principal motive may be a desire to avoid political embarrassment.
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