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Among the tools she might have "unconsciously absorbed" from "The Baltimore Waltz," Ms. Ruhl writes, are Ms. Vogel's "modern architecture for grief" and "how language itself can be a source of solace but also a mode of alienation".

Mr. Hall has given Oliver, the most innately cerebral of the bunch, not only the complete arc of a story line but also a mode of self-expression that seems specific to him.

The concept of American independent filmmaking, both as a financial model but also a mode of storytelling and style of filmmaking, would simply not be the same if not for his contributions.

7 There is a clear need to target the weight of mothers before pregnancy as this offers not only an avenue for increasing maternal well-being but also a mode of tackling childhood obesity levels.

A detailed study comparing naive lymphocytes and lymphoblasts provided evidence that several didemnins exhibited a cytotoxic, but also a targeted mode-of-action [28].

They rarely stood near each other -- a matter of covering the huge stage, to be sure, but also a matter of mode.

The motion of the point of attachment of the tuned mass absorber to the structure has not only a contribution from the targeted mode, but also a background contribution from other non-resonant modes.

Receiving less attention, transshipments are not only an intermodal (flows between modes) issue, but also a transmodal (flows within the components of a mode) one.

Players have seen several major changes to the financial system over the past few weeks including a large reduction in the cost of being killed in the game's open-world "free" mode, but also a reduction in the amount that can be made from repeatedly beating the same money-making missions.

It also doubtless represents the ongoing pattern for Destiny: additional strikes, challenges, gear and weapons, along with multiplayer maps and modes – but also a few reactive features that respond to fan feedback.

CREA implements not only a quantitative risk analysis of error modes, but also a quantitative assessment of critical organisational factors affecting patient safety, based on Vincent's framework [Vincent, C., Taylor-Adams, S., Stanhope, N., 1998. Framework for analysing risk and safety in clinical medicine. British Medical Journal 316, 1154-1157].