Just clarity, connection, ease and appreciation.
Dr. Dick-Read coined the term "natural childbirth" and said that the mind-body connection would ease labor.
Instead, HS2's supporters have argued that a new south-north connection will ease a looming capacity crisis on the railways and boost the economy beyond London.
So, with the proliferation of startups building companies based on Facebook's platform, she sad, without that close connection and ease of communication that they would have were Facebook to have a presence in New York, there's just not quite the same access or, really, quality in NYC's social businesses.
Although the books that the teacher assigned were set in crazy places, she made connections with ease, and the lesson of the failed Manual protest seemed similar to something that she'd recently written in an essay on "Things Fall Apart," by the Nigerian novelist Chinua Achebe: "Getting beat down help in the future because it breaks you to do whats right instead of fallowing the crowd".
Google Talk started off slow in beta for using an open source code but has grown due the ability of open connections and ease of use.
Residents of the Kaisertal generally welcome the connection, citing the ease of shopping, going to a doctor or seeing a movie, without having to put on hiking boots and go on a wilderness walk.
And so I recently found myself watching as a technician strung a wire from a tall pole in the backyard to my third-floor apartment so I could have my own connection (wired, to ease myself into the world of paid Internet).
This, in connection with the ease of the synthesis, makes these copolymers especially interesting for application in Enhanced Oil Recovery EORR).
Modularity relies on industrywide agreement on performance standards and on ease of connection.
