The deliberate application of catalysts to industrial processes was undertaken in the 19th century.
Our opposition to the deliberate application of pain and violence to confined prisoners is an article of faith in our long commitment to the rule of law.
This maxim applies to the violence in the show too, a visceral kind that can easily disturb (think of Tony Soprano in a moment of fury, add the deliberate application of chemical properties, and you're pretty much there).
One isolated work of Varel [67] considers deliberate application of (natural) biocides to manure.
In our case, we are interested not so much on individuals' rationality but on the rationality of the professional collective for which we hypothesize some actions to be warranted on deliberate application of principles and reasons while others on the custom of replicating past patterns of interaction.
We need more science, a better understanding of risks and impacts, and more deliberate application of that science in implementing a sustainable management regime for this final ecological frontier.
This enormous disease burden can be reduced by deliberate application of interventions with proven effectiveness [ 2– 14].
Centralization has been defined as "the abolition of distal pain in response to the deliberate application of movements or postures.
11 O'Connor's quote makes the point that reporting guidelines are themselves inert and require deliberate application by, for example, an author or journal editor, before they can affect reporting completeness.
We also offer this as a method of tracking the effect of a deliberately imposed change on patient survival, such as may be imposed by changing staff pattern, resources, or the deliberate application of therapy advocated by randomised trials from elsewhere.
