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One can tell , quite accurately , whether an image contains a naked or scantily-clad person ; another can tell whether an image contains a horse or not . Nicodemus pointed out quite correctly , that a verdict should not be pronounced rashly . I think we have heard that quite consistently , so I want to assure you that I have heard that message quite clearly . Jon states , quite correctly , that post-feudal governments really do require the consent of the governed and that the principal function of modern government has been protect the commons . She had noticed earlier in the classroom that Andrew crawled quite well , so she took him to a long tunnel that was part of the play equipment . The HFS sample containers hold the gas quite well , so we recovered much more sample than we typically get with the major samplers , which are designed to leak . Although federal regulations do not require that the State plan include an exact amount for the dispensing fee , the State originally chose to specify the amount of the fee in its State plan during the relevant time period in question , and the Agency quite reasonably , under applicable law and regulations , limits FFP to amounts in the State plan .