After all, even in classical corpuscular theories of matter the concept of an (elementary) particle is not as unproblematic as one might expect.
Mr Mehmet added: "Of course we want to make it as unproblematic as possible for people to come here and spend their money and have a good time".
The number of business visas from all over the world, including countries where there is a visa regime, has gone up". Mr Mehmet added: "Of course we want to make it as unproblematic as possible for people to come here and spend their money and have a good time". But the answer was to introduce simple, workable visas rather than continue to have no visas at all, he argued.
And yet this is seen by most as unproblematic, as natural or inevitable.
The purpose of the practice is to prevent fraud and other abuses by making the identification of horses as unproblematic as possible.
The institutionalised role of bioethics as a source of advice on ethical issues in the governance of science and technology is not regarded as unproblematic, as we will summarize below.
Alexander has been criticised for explaining the emergence of qualities within spacetime by analogy with mind-body emergence, as the latter kind of emergence is rarely taken to be as unproblematic as Alexander appears to conceive it.
This latter task is not as unproblematic as it may seem, for it is not always clear whether it is the object itself that should be under scrutiny, the object's perceptual properties (and, if so, which), the idea at the heart of the work, or the artist's intentions in making the piece.
Efforts were also made to make participation as unproblematic as possible for the study participants.
Three of the apps wrongly labelled the cancerous lesions as unproblematic in almost a third of cases.
Lewis (1946, 154), on the other hand, thought that meaning inclusion is as unproblematic and recognizable a fact as the inclusion of one plan in another, e.g., a plan to visit France in a plan to visit Paris.
