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Hamilton was very taken with quaternions as a generalization of complex numbers , and wanted to develop a “ quaternionic analysis ” that would be a generalization of complex analysis , a project he thought would take him at least ten years . " That would be just fine with me " she admitted . " If the companies were to extend their collaboration to a possible online music service for AOL , using Microsoft 's digital rights management and other media technology , " that would be a major issue and send shock waves through the industry , " Gartenberg said . " That would be a really hard thing to deal with if something did happen and you did n't tell somebody . In Teague 's case , the Supreme Court " conclude [ d ] that a rule requiring that petit juries be composed of a fair cross section of the community would not be a ' bedrock procedural element ' that would be retroactively applied under the second exception . Asked if the two sides had equally supported the idea of taking a step back , Malkoske said , '' That would be my view . " That would be dangerous for legitimacy and credibility , " he said.Calling for a new form of political language , Mr Blunkett criticised the press for distorting the view of politicians as they seek a fresh angle on every area of policy . ' that would be scanned ' ... ' That would be a tall order in two weeks , ' he says . If students choose not to retake the test or attend summer school " that would be an indicator that the drop-out rate might increase .