There is evidence on both sides, and Castro allowed different interpretations to flourish.
"We have allowed different communities to develop a different culture within what ought to be a Judeo-Christian culture," he said.
He decreed that the project would be conducted at several universities, not by some central administration, a move that allowed different initial approaches to be tried.
To do that, the company would have to adopt standard software protocols that allowed different hardware and software products to talk to each other.
Dr McIlroy was the one who devised the system of "pipes" that allowed different programs to pass data to one another.
It has changed how skis are built and how courses are set, allowed different body types to thrive in the sport, raised new questions about the cause of knee injuries and spawned an inevitable outgrowth: cheating.
That sea isolated the western and eastern portions of the North American continent for millions of years, and scientists think that separation allowed different species to evolve in different places, each in relative isolation.
The meetings, which are part of a new policy instituted in recent months, have allowed different agencies to divide responsibility for crime in Newark, especially in cases involving the drug trade.
Vertebrate groups arising during the Middle Eocene were not as widespread as those of the early Eocene; the isolation that resulted allowed different evolutionary trends to occur in the ungulate groups of North America and Europe.
Although many authorities have long noted the defensive and thermoregulatory functions of these structures, the plates, and the spikes, they may have principally served as indicators that allowed different species of stegosaurs to recognize each other.
And it was relaxed censorship laws that allowed "Different from the Others" to be made in the first place, along with later gay-themed films such as "Pandora's Box" (1929), whose seductive countess was one of the first onscreen lesbians, and "Mädchen in Uniform" (1931), which takes place in a brutal, erotically charged all-girls boarding school.
