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"We should not pre-empt or supersede, but rather build upon, the good work that the states have done in the area of patients' rights," Ms. Collins said.

Physical charges cannot pass through the dielectric layer of a capacitor, but rather build up in equal and opposite quantities on the electrodes; As each electron accumulates on the negative plate, one leaves the positive plate.

"There will be little theory in our program as the focus isn't to work on pitch decks but rather build the business".

We note, however, that the RB methods do not replace, but rather build upon and are measured - as regards accuracy - relative to, a finite element model: the reduced basis approximates not the exact solution but rather a 'given' finite element discretization of (typically) very large dimension N, indicated as a high-fidelity truth approximation.

Since the earliest 8-bit inceptions, games have ushered in an era of soundtracks that weren't forced to tell a story, but rather build a universe.

Yet, it should not just repeat, but rather build on the lessons learned by research in countries with a developed status of FM, the best current recommendations on assessment and programme evaluation, as well as the local context and culture.

Howard's success is not down to technology but rather built on old-fashioned values of hard work.

It argues that Mr. Zuckerberg has conceded that Facebook isn't novel, but rather built on predecessors' innovations.

The president said the agreement was not based on trust with Tehran, which he acknowledged is a longtime enemy of the United States, but rather "built on verification".

To date most antibacterial and antiviral vaccines have not been designed but rather built step by step.

This reflexive awareness is not, then, part of a separable higher-order monitoring, but rather built into consciousness per se.