One way forward would be to draw on alternative accounts of the nature of spacetime.
Thus, while well-established and organised actors might be able to afford to claim equal status as compared to Christian communities, less well organized and connected actors might tend to draw on alternative framings.
These populations may draw on alternative molecular solutions to respond to local environmental conditions [ 79, 80].
(1) Information sources: a lack of information from general healthcare providers meant that patients and caregivers had to draw on alternative sources of information.
This support could include funding mechanisms to support regional system consolidation efforts that help small systems achieve economies of scale or draw on alternative water supplies.
Goldenheart is an eccentric R&B album that draws on dream pop, alternative, and dance genres.
She criticized the dance beat of the song for being "barely discernible" adding that Madonna sounds "like she is either not fully concentrating, or doesn't have many resources to draw on – what alternative healers would call 'scattered chi', a depleted life force".
To conclude, this paper has drawn on an alternative extra-welfarist approach to evaluation, Sen's capability approach, and has provided a rigorously derived set of UK tariffs to use with the ICECAP-A capability well-being measure.
People who detect a possible cancer symptom (eg, a breast lump) may have an immediate response of terror, but once they have had time to reflect on the situation, they could draw on an alternative narrative in which medical care is seen as a route to a better outcome.
They draw on the alternative prevailing cultural discourse that regards children as a 'must have', and find strength: a child with SCD can achieve and attend university, what little wealth can be channelled to the young person with SCD because siblings have the strength to care for themselves, and simply 'carrying on' with care can itself create a sense of purpose.
