In addition, decisive control of what was thought, and how, depended in large part on a determination of what the authoritative texts were—something that has been critical in the West, as well, in the establishment of useful canons, both sacred and secular.
In addition, decisive roles required of designers in designing out waste remains inadequately addressed.
Perhaps Kant is too quick to conclude that the argument from universality and necessity is decisive, for in addition, associationist objections of this sort must be answered — as contemporary critical discussions of proposals for innate concepts indicate (Pereboom 1995: 31 3).
Particle chemistry, and specifically surface chemistry, plays a decisive role in addition to particle size, as shown in the second example: exposure of rats to polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) fume.
Medici patronage led to decisive artistic decorative additions.
Exclusive monoaddition was achieved using equal molar ratio of organolithium and MDDPE in THF, in which the solvent polarity played a decisive role for the addition behavior.
As this specific polymorph was hitherto impossible to achieve via different experimental approaches in bulk solutions, we regard this form as being mediated by the presence of the substrate, whereby the solvent has, in addition, a decisive impact on its formation.
My first and decisive bit of luck (in addition to having parents who wanted their children to succeed) was to have had Sarah Flanagan as an English teacher in high school.
In addition to a decisive influence on the electronic structure of the inner ring π-system of the metal complexes the steric hindrance of the fluorinated ligands influence the extent of intermolecular coupling.
AT THE PLATE: In addition to his decisive two-run double in the eighth and single and run in the 10th, Kole Calhoun tripled off the right-field wall in the first and scored on an Albert Pujols grounder.
