The hotel offers executive rooms and a concierge lounge, as well as the "Marriott room that works," so deemed for its ergonomically designed workstation for business guests.
This study could be potentially strengthened by in vivo experiments but would require an extremely large cohort of animals so was deemed as not justified.
And, as other operating systems — Android, in this case — move up the device size chart (from phone, to tablet, to PC) we are going to have a more diverse PC market in general, further undercutting its performance as indicative of the health of WinTel, as we have for so long deemed it.
In a process that Foucault called "normalization," a supposedly objective social science labels as "normal" or "rational" behaviour that society deems respectable or desirable, so behaviour deemed otherwise becomes abnormal or irrational and a legitimate object of discipline or coercion.
Two particular solutions became so controversial as to be deemed heretical.
Analysts estimate that for as many as 30 million households in Europe, in places from the forests of Thuringia in eastern Germany to the hills of the French Massif Central, broadband connections are unavailable or so sluggish as to be deemed obsolete in a modern, digital economy.
But not so wrong as to be deemed crazy.
Previous studies have found that conflicts with patients and other stakeholders are a common problem for physicians [ 3], and some GPs experience the task of sickness certification as so problematic that it was deemed a working environment issue [ 11].
The thrust of the work is that Frankenstein's monster was the creation of a woman who both saw herself as monstrous and was deemed so by society, while writing the book enabled Mary to reconcile herself to the trauma of her own existence.
It ought to be deemed so.
Alternatively posts were excluded as they were deemed to be so unique as to be 'like no other' (p 175) [ 37] such as fetal cardiac screening and spinal cord injury liaison.
