A similar effect is achieved if, instead of exaggerating the objectionable features, the satirist projects them by means of the allegory onto a different background, such as an animal society.
A major advantage of having a cofounder is a different kind of "divide and conquer" principle: when each partner comes from a different background, such as marketing and communications versus tech and finance, allocating responsibilities becomes both obvious and effective.
Individuals with different backgrounds such as engineering, medicine, industrial design, business, healthcare management and computer science often contribute to the design of a medical innovation.
1 One option is to move to the charity sector to become a personal adviser for a national voluntary organisation that supports young people leaving care and is looking to attract professionals from different backgrounds, such as teaching.
And the use of social media is more likely to lead to discussion networks among people from different backgrounds, such as those of another race or a member of another political party.
The 3 maps and mutation matrix are designed to make this large dataset readable for investigators with different backgrounds such as geneticists, clinicians, biochemists, pharmacologists or protein engineers, and those who may not have any preliminary experience in homology modeling and calculations of protein stability.
This is being tested against different backgrounds, such as a cluttered landscape or a hazy sky.In other trials, different aircraft are being flown in the vicinity of the Jetstream, and some of them will be flown deliberately towards it on a potential collision course, to see if these "intruding" aircraft can be recognised by the automated systems and the appropriate avoiding action taken.
In particular, readers' perception can be affected by different backgrounds, such as in the biomedical field where both medical doctors and engineers are mutually involved.
Therefore, the synergy of researchers with different backgrounds, such as physics, chemistry, robotics, materials science, micro-/nanotechnology, and computer science, is required for the advancement of this emerging field.
Once widely spread, buzzwords establish something like a 'trading zone' (see Murphy et al. 2016) in which people from different backgrounds, such as funders, natural and social scientists, policy makers and industrialists, can communicate without however having to be too explicit about what they are saying.
