This would be akin to the "understandings" (to avoid attacks on civilians) between the Israeli army and Hizbollah during the last years of Israel's occupation of south Lebanon.Sincere or not, these moves are now buried beneath the rubble of Gaza.
This would be akin to the "understandings" (to avoid attacks on civilians) between the Israeli army and Hizbullah during the last years of Israel's occupation of south Lebanon.While still remote from being acceptable to Israel, all this showed that some change was being contemplated.
Understanding Angela Merkel is akin to the cold war discipline of Kremlinology – the attempt to glimpse deeper meanings through indirect clues.
Treating lifespan, death cohorts, and thanatological age as temporal structuring variables enables new classes of comparisons, models of understanding, and discovery, akin to those unlocked by breaking down demographic phenomena by chronological age, period, and birth cohort.
He even seemed to develop an understanding of absence, something akin to the concept of zero.
Amusement, according to this understanding of humor, is akin to puzzle-solving.
They have thus developed a number of interpretive frames ideas about what rape is most closely akin to, and/or a form of for understanding rape's wrongs and harms.
Mr. Akin, who has demonstrated a failed understanding of the human reproductive process, is a prominent member of the Science, Space, and Technology Committee.
After 9/11, the "ground zero" nomenclature naturalized an understanding of lower Manhattan as akin to a post-atomic landscape and, in turn, helped to animate a new series of nuclear projections leading up to the 2003 invasion of Iraq.
This presentation, somewhat akin to child population growth charts, allows ready understanding of how the individual patient is progressing over time against the wider (relevant) population.
Threshold concepts are described by Meyer and Land as being akin to a portal, representing "a transformed way of understanding, or interpreting, or viewing something without which the learner cannot progress" [ 29].
