Post-development auditing has been widely acknowledged as a means through which EIA could fulfill its potential to "learn from experience".
The derivatisation of phloroglucinol by acidified nitrite has been investigated as a means through which the latter can be quantified within freshwater and saline samples.
But universities need a much greater understanding of the experiences of women and BME staff: fewer than one in ten governors in our study identified increasing diversity as a means through which leadership in the sector could be improved.
To catch up to the West, the party embraced market mechanisms and capitalist ideas not as end in itself but as a means through which to achieve national wealth and power.
We also examine the situated use of aesthetic terms as a means through which the practitioners relate various features of the look and feel of the design to these elements of constructed context.
The Supreme Court's decision Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission relied on "the procedures of corporate democracy" as a means through which shareholders could ensure that the company's political speech was consistent with their interests.
In this study, the data adds to the evidence of display as a means through which family identities are constituted and reinforced in social networks.
Barreyre repeatedly mentions "the spatial dimension of American politics" as a means through which to understand what the author describes as sectionalism, that is, "the geographical expression of antagonistic regional interests in a national framework" (4).
Video ethnography is now well established as a means through which to bring to the fore tacit, normally unspoken, sensory and emotional elements of human activity and experience (Pink 2013, and see www.energyanddigitalliving.com).
Seconds originally debuted as a means through which small businesses and merchants could accept payments and conduct other business via text message – for instance, a pizza delivery guy could get paid via text and also work out delivery details, like finding a buzzer code or getting specific directions through the Seconds platform.
For example, Pollin et al. (2008) refer to the higher wages that "low-wage workers deserve" (p. 13, italics added), and view living wages as "a means through which we can both protest and formulate a concrete alternative to the economic injustices that have prevailed in the United States for over a generation" (p. 21).
