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Dr. Simpson said the new research was notable not simply because of its conclusions but also because it provides one of the first uses of satellites to study the San Andreas Fault as a whole, above ground and underground.
Understanding changes in the way funding is allocated provides government and development partners an opportunity to examine not only the importance attached to its priorities but also because it provides a tool for monitoring the benefits expected from increased spending.
It's an exhilarating prospect, and not only for its own sake, but also because it provides yet another unanswerable riposte to Mrs Elton's foolish and ignorant claim that "Birmingham is not a place to promise much".
That's not just because it remains the one place where an advertiser can gather a truly mass audience for a single commercial message, but also because it provides what advertisers call an "immersive experience".
The latest charge — that Mr. Boyland steered taxpayer money to a nonprofit agency and misused it to pay for self-promotional swag — merits special consideration, not only because it further indicts him, but also because it provides additional evidence that pilfering from nonprofit agencies is the crime of choice for corrupt New York lawmakers.
This method may be imperfect, because it is not physiologic and disturbs the sleep architecture, and also because it provides a limited number of time point measurements not sufficient to finely asses IOP changes.
Dr. Zhang said he undertook the research partly to find a way to produce alternative fuel but also because it provided a potential solution to the twin problems of pollution and odor at modern hog farms.
Close-order drill, however, was retained not only because it had value for ceremonies and for moving large bodies of men on foot but also because it provided a psychological foundation of teamwork and discipline without which combat drill is impossible.
By the early 1900s the internal-combustion engine had replaced the steam engine as the most broadly applied power-generating system not only because of its higher thermal efficiency (there is no transfer of heat from combustion gases to a secondary working fluid that results in losses in efficiency) but also because it provided a low-weight, reasonably compact, self-contained power plant.
As it got to the Saturday evening, we decided to give the largest of the tents, Hel, a decent run; in part because of a killer line up of Jackmaster, Boddika, Paul Woolford and Jamie Jones, but also because it provided some much needed darkness.
It is also important because it provides a unique insight into the methods, sources and values of a private intelligence company and its close links to government agencies.
