And I'd say, 'Tell me how.'" That sort of relationship would probably be hard to develop between a chief executive and a subordinate — one argument against Apple swallowing Tesla whole.
In a letter filed with the Transportation Department last week, the union joined the Sierra Club in challenging, on environmental grounds, TransCanada's request for a permit — one argument being that the walls of the pipe would be too thin.
But what could be more unnatural, or provide a bigger advantage, than cutting a tendon out of a wrist or leg and inserting it into an elbow?One argument might be that the surgery merely restores a pre-existing "authentic" level of performance, rather than elevating a player to new heights.
On top of all the usual pro-bud, "It's only a plant, man" rhetoric, one argument was that legalisation would create a tax-profitable "green economy".
(2) A good philosophy article can consider just one argument, but a good policy article must consider a range of reasons or else justify why it does not.
There, utility U i is a function of only one argument P i and increases monotonically with P i ; but with risk, expected utility is a function of two arguments E[P i ] and Var[P i ] and is concave.
It is the one argument for a "truth" he makes in a hundred and seven essays: "Nature has very conveniently cast the action of our sight outwards.
This is one argument for a broad curriculum, but while some on the panel suggested English legal training may have become too specialised, most were all for specialisation.
Therefore, one argument against a generic format would be that it could have a negative impact on the response rate.
Reduction rules in Interaction Nets are constrained to pattern match exactly one argument at a time.
One argument against a triggering role of pregnancy-induced serotonin in the control of beta cell proliferation is the time course.
