speculatory

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speculatory

(ˈspɛkjʊlətərɪ)

n, pl -ries

1. a place suitable for observation

2. (Alternative Belief Systems) the observation of occult phenomena

adj

relating to speculation or observation

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However, there has been no official comment and the matter is entirely speculatory.  

Twitterati Rally Behind Michelle Obama After Trump's Win

Relating to this there are two main problems, most of the land in the world is used for livestock, not for the production of vegetables and fruits (Lee and Eisler 2014), and speculatory foreign capital based land grabbings, that infringes on the national sovereignty (Hall et al.

The WTO's international multilateral trade system and its effects on the production and consumption of food/ O sistema multilateral de comercio internacional da OMC e os seus efeitos sobre a producao e consumo de alimentos

"'Speculatory Ingenuity': Painting, Writing, and Andrew Marvell's 'Last Instructions to a Painter'" traces how the fashionable arts of painting and drawing manuals in the seventeenth century were the natural "result of manual dexterity enabled and extended by precision instruments common to mathematics, navigation, mensuration, military strategy, architecture, empirical science--and drawing" (101).

Katherine Acheson, Visual Rhetoric and Early Modern English Literature

In the first two sections of chapter three, "ART: 'Speculatory Ingenuity': Painting, Writing, and Andrew Marvell's 'Last Instructions to a Painter,"' she describes a contest between the skills of painting and drawing on the one hand and those of penmanship on the other as that contest was played out in manuals devoted to teaching these skills.

Katherine Acheson: Visual Rhetoric and Early Modern English Literature

All in all these are speculatory since I have no data to support these ideas; however it can be a very interesting topic to go in-depth with some possible follow-up studies.

"Breaking" social identities through diverse networking: the case of Moldovans in Romania

The exact cause of this difference is speculatory; however, in comparing the numerous visual efficiency functions that have been proposed to augment V([lambda]), there is typically greater difference in the shortwavelength region.

Spatial brightness perception of trichromatic stimuli

Eleven interviews were conducted with medical doctors and dietitians, who primarily provided factual and unbiased information, with only one providing speculatory statements.

Salmonella and the media: a comparative analysis of coverage of the 2008 salmonella outbreak in jalapenos and the 2009 salmonella outbreak in peanut products

KATE HAGGARD DREAMS OF ONE DAY RUNNING HER OWN RESTAURANT, but first the Monarch High School senior must digest concepts like surplus, speculatory risk, equilibrium and contingency plan.

Building a new business model: monarch high is one of 25 schools piloting the high school of business program, an accelerated business administration program that uses a heavily project-based pedagogy to teach a curriculum modeled after college business administration programs

An attempt, such as the following, to posit some ideological connection between Jameson and Mailer's use of the dialectical method is not merely speculatory or without basis.

The faith of romanticism: dialectical synthesis and Norman Mailer's English romantic vision

"It has created a phenomenon of 'cross risk contamination,' whereby the speculatory action of the market has made credit risk toxic."