Whether or how Furey's work connects to string theory remains to be puzzled out.
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Maybe there's some arcane button combination, or a ritual blood sacrifice that no one's puzzled out yet.
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In the days that followed, players puzzled out how the "infection" transmitted from player to player and pored over Owl Sector.
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Winner of the math world's equivalent of a Nobel, he puzzled out equations describing the vibrating of strings, the flow of heat and the movement of water.
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In terms of Northumbria's aforementioned trilogy, each album is named after the three American locations first described by Norse sources, and whose exact identifications have been puzzled out since.
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While the purpose of NRO satellites can normally be puzzled out by carefully analyzing the size and details of its launch vehicle, this unusual configuration means that the satellite's exact function remains a mystery.
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Gradually, the photos and maps in my Google Doc were replaced with Josh's sketches, and I puzzled out how to fit centuries of history, engineering, science and politics into 50- to 150-word nuggets.
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So here are a few examples of reviews I wrote showing just how big a deal gadgets were in those early days and just how many common digital tasks were being puzzled out back then.
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He seemed aware of everything, and when the dancers took five, he did not, his mind whirring almost visibly as he puzzled out a rhythm with the pianist or consulted with his rehearsal assistant, the City Ballet soloist Craig Hall.
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Halfway through the already short adventure, which took me about two hours, I'd already puzzled out what was going on, but it took another hour before the game was willing to fully pull back the curtain, pretending it was still a surprise.
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The house, a mere 540 square feet puzzled out with the ingenuity of a yacht to accommodate their two sons, recedes into the forest during the day — somewhat of a poke to local officials who fretted that a modern structure would mar the landscape — yet glows at night like a botanical Noguchi lantern.
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AT&T can claim up and down that it's asked for permission to use customer information to do this, but there is simply no possible way the average customer has ever even read their AT&T contracts, let alone puzzled out that they're signing up to be permanently tracked and influenced by targeted media in this way.
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They passed know-how over chats in the park, sent their errand boys across the Place for a piece of ground glass or advice on a calendar design, and puzzled out the future of timekeeping and, ultimately, the discovery of new ways of thinking over cafe and croissants in this small square not far from Notre Dame.
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When the Catalogue was published in 1814, the unfamiliar names Sualocin and Rotanev were attached to Alpha and Beta Delphini, respectively. Eventually the Reverend Thomas Webb, a British astronomer, puzzled out the explanation. Cacciatore's name, Nicholas Hunter in English translation, would be Latinized to Nicolaus Venator. Reversing the letters of this construction produces the two names.
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When the Catalogue was published in 1814, the unfamiliar names Sualocin and Rotanev were attached to Alpha and Beta Delphini, respectively. Eventually the Reverend Thomas Webb, a British astronomer, puzzled out the explanation. Cacciatore's name, Nicholas Hunter in English translation, would be Latinized to Nicolaus Venator. Reversing the letters of this construction produces the two star names.
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Sul modo di ridurre ad unico sistema le osservazioni meteorologiche (1832) Alpha and Beta Delphini are a pair of visually unremarkable 4th magnitude stars. When the Palermo Catalogue was published in 1814, the unfamiliar names Sualocin and Rotanev were attached to them. Eventually the Reverend Thomas William Webb, a British astronomer, puzzled out the explanation. Cacciatore's name, Nicholas Hunter in English translation, would be Latinized to Nicolaus Venator.
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Vandal Savage was one of the villains imprisoned on the "Hell Planet" of Salvation Run. He claims to have puzzled out the mechanical workings of the planet and used this knowledge to locate a "safe zone" without any of the predators that roam the rest of the world.Salvation Run #4 He intends to mate with the female supervillains in his group, and produce an immortal progeny. He has placated some of the more willful of the females (like Phobia and the Cheetah) by promising each of them that they will be his queen when he rules the planet.
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Kuhn, p. 97 Anomalies represent challenges to be puzzled out and solved within the prevailing paradigm. Only if an anomaly or series of anomalies resists successful deciphering long enough and for enough members of the scientific community will the paradigm itself gradually come under challenge during what Kuhn deems a crisis of normal science.Kuhn, p. 145 If the paradigm is unsalvageable, it will be subjected to a paradigm shift.Kuhn, p. 52-78 Kuhn lays out the progression of normal science that culminates in scientific discovery at the time of a paradigm shift: first, one must become aware of an anomaly in nature that the prevailing paradigm cannot explain.
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Pall, given the Freedmenmen name Assol and taking the secret name Mauve'Bib (after the purple napkin that all Freedmenmen wear about their necks), begins to ascend the power structure of the tribe and takes the Freedmenmen girl Loni as his lover. He realizes that he could use the Freedmenmen to return to a position of power, taking control of not only Doon but the Imperium itself. He also realizes what the planet's Imperial Planetologist and liberal economist, Keynes, had puzzled out some time before: the rampaging Giant Pretzels (known as Schmai-gunug) actually produces the beer as a byproduct of its very life- cycle. The Lady Jazzica ascends to the status of Revved-Up Mother of Hootch Grabr, becoming known as Jazzica-of-the-Weirdness.
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Hearing of the new process of printing by moveable type, and seeing some printed books, Cennini puzzled out the procedure for himself, cast his own type font and, working with his sons Pietro, a humanist poet and manuscript illuminator,He was a correspondent of Bartholomaeus Fontius, a Florentine humanist who became one of the librarians for Matthias Corvinus, King of Hungary; through this connection at least six of Pietro Cennini's manuscripts produced for Matthias Corvinus, one with the dated colophon Escripsit Florentie petrus cenninius Anno Dominj 1467 VII. idus aprilis, from the Biblioteca Corvinianus are conserved in the National Széchényi Library and elsewhere. (Berkovits, Ilona (1964) Illuminated Manuscripts from the Library of Matthias Corvinus: (On-line extract. pp. 9-53) and Domenico, produced the first of the incunabula printed at Florence, starting in 1471.
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