When they write
... |
What they REALLY
mean is ... |
It has long been known
that ... |
I haven't bothered to
look up the original reference |
... of great
theoretical and practical importance |
... interesting to me |
While it has not been
possible to provide definite answers to these questions ... |
The experiment didn't
work out, but I figured I could at least get a publication out of it |
The W-Pb system was
chosen as especially suitable to show the predicted behavior |
The fellow in the next
lab had some already made up |
High purity... Very
high purity... Extremly high purity... Spectroscopically pure... |
Composition unkown
except for the exagerated supplier claims of |
Three of the samples
were chosen for the detailed study ... |
The results of the
others didn't make sense and were ignored |
... accidentally
strained during mounting |
... dropped on the
floor |
... handled with
extreme care |
... not dropped on the
floor throughout the experiments |
Typical results are
shown ... |
the best results are
shown ... |
Presumably at longer
time ... |
I didn't take time to
find out |
The agreement with the
predicted curve is excellent/good/satisfactory/fair
|
fair/poor/doubtful/imaginary |
... as good as could
be expected |
non-existent |
These results will be
reported at a later date |
I might possibly get
around to this sometime |
The most reliable
values are those of Jones |
He was a student of
mine |
It is generally
believed that ... |
A couple of other guys
think so too |
It might be argued
that ... |
I have such a good
answer for this objection that I shall now raise it |
It is clear that much
additional work will be required before a complete understanding ...
|
I don't understand it |
Unfortunately, a
quantitative theory to account for this has not been formulated |
Neither does anybody
else |
Correct within an
order of magnitude |
Wrong |
It is hoped that this
work will stimulate further work in the field |
This paper isn't very
good, but neither are any others in this miserable subject |
Thanks are to Joe
Glotz for assistance with the experiments and to John Doe for valuable
discussions |
Glotz did the work and
Doe explained what it meant |