I was not at all curious about who she was, but rather took her for granted at once.
In addition, several of the embodied learning studies we reviewed earlier did not feature immersive digital environments but rather took place in ordinary instructional settings without the use of digital technology (e.g. Mavilidi et al., 2015; Ruiter et al., 2015).
This disparity in findings may be attributed to the fact that in our study, the store greeter did not appear as a "person," per se, but rather, took the form of a person wearing a university mascot costume that took the form of animal (i.e., a ram) bearing low physical similarity to humans (cf., Connell, 2013).
Though Darwin was indeed interested in showing that extinction was not catastrophic but rather took different elements of a fauna at different times, the clear implication is that, while taxa such as the genus Megatherium became extinct, the fossil cavy species, now also extinct, has been replaced by a closely related, congeneric species.
But a study of the fragment's content convinced Rosenzweig that the text was no narrow investigation of a particular field of philosophy, i.e., ethics, but rather took up the very task that would later define German Idealism for posterity: the task of system.
But most importantly, they didn't just talk amongst themselves, but rather took the fight to the middle management of intelligence agencies, and to the senior leadership.
Taiwan will not move towards independence, he says, but rather take steps to build trust and reduce the chances of military conflict.
It does not create state legislatures out of whole cloth, but rather takes them as they come -- as creatures born of, and constrained by, their state constitutions.
This should not be discouraged through closed immigration policy, but rather taken advantage of through the establishment of for-export nurse training programs, as the Philippines has done.
Therefore, it is more than just opting-out, but rather, taking a stand on what kind of society we want in the future.
