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The proposed array also notes that these resources should not be seen as a typology, but rather considered as overlapping sets of mechanisms or text-strategies in context.

If a stand-alone module on ethics is offered, the task might appear easy; however, the introduction of ethics within an engineering degree should not be constrained to a single module, but rather considered in relation to the whole curriculum.

Therefore, the study of the regional society should not be limited by modern nation-state boundaries, but rather considered in the context of cooperation at community, regional and state levels.

In other words, as income increased, the awareness on the part of people towards the environment became more positive and responsive who did not view the environment only from an economic stand point, but rather considered other aspects of it as well.

They did not renounce social democracy, but rather considered themselves to be an avant-garde within the social democratic movement in Germany.

An estimated 250,000 of immigrants are not halachically Jewish (which only recognises maternal descent), but rather considered Jewish under the law of return due to having at least one Jewish grandparent, or being the spouse of Jewish immigrants who received Israeli citizenship according to the Law of Return.

The colonized does not accept his guilt, but rather considers it a kind of curse, a sword of Damocles".

Nagarjuna does not claim that motion does not occur but rather considers that it does not exist as it is typically conceived.

He belongs to a small circle of dervishes who are not followers of any particular order, but rather consider themselves students of a wandering man they met in the late 1950s, affectionately called Seyed.

The model is a screening tool that does not require hydraulic simulations but rather considers steady state instead of simplistic static flow conditions.

Our proposal does not consider previous knowledge of virtual network requests; but rather considers that the substrate has a finite capacity, although no specific network topology is assumed.