Work on the first question was motivated by the fact that lack of spaciousness can be a strong ambient stressor and the hope that, if suitably designed, spaces can seem larger than they actually are and thus space as perceived can be enhanced without recourse to the very expensive solution of constructing an actually larger space.
Hasn't modern audio technology advanced to the point where a singer's voice can be captured without recourse to a microphone the size and shape of a First World War hand grenade?
To dodge regulations and avoid creating a paper trail, LR made users deposit and withdraw funds through third-party "exchangers".Bitcoin is more of a proper currency, because it can be transferred without recourse to a central clearing house rather like bundles of dollar bills.
Style is a hypothesis about reality, and poetry, which is an especially concentrated way of using language, "is to be feelingful and concrete, and to take account of the listener and the situation when there can be no recourse to non-verbal means, when there is no respondent, and when colloquial modifications that we make in small groups would be meaningless in public discourse.
For Tories such as Monteith the festival functions as a sort of bourgeois balm to the process of democratic renewal we're undergoing: "There will be others who, like me, will by August next year be glad of some relief, some referendum-free zone, where great works and productions can be savoured without recourse to a debate that is already showing many signs of becoming shrill and nasty".
A further issue is the extent to which the risks and benefits of a study can be determined without recourse to the potential participants' own views on the study – the point being that different aspects of a study may pose different ethical, religious or personal concerns for different participants.
A similar conclusion can be reached without recourse to highly controversial conceptions of time.
Thanks to the features of Forms as such, this must be a beauty, something properly called beauty, whose nature can be articulated without recourse to the natures of particular beautiful things.
By expressing a genome as a set of affinities, connections can be recovered without recourse to tree rootedness and the "verticality" or "laterality" of relationships.
A yellow tennis ball looks spherical because it is (roughly) a sphere; and shapes can be defined without recourse to anything about our responses to them.
