Most cellphones, for example, are deliberately designed to make disassembly difficult.
Note that the modulation indices of the wideband CPM signals in this example are deliberately chosen such that the implementation of the Viterbi algorithm is not practical due to the complexity of its phase states.
In Canada, where these differences were overlaid across the English and French speaking national divide, war memorials attempted to reunify the country; the Cross of Sacrifice memorial in Montreal, for example, was deliberately situated in between the Catholic and Protestant war cemeteries.
When politics provokes the crisis -- when, for example, hunger is deliberately induced as an aim of war -- things get much murkier.
(One popular way to transport looted vases, for example, is to deliberately break them into shards and reconstruct them later, as fragments are easier to hide and move).
The methodology is illustrated through an example design study, which is deliberately kept simple in order to emphasise the conceptual idea.
In certain ancient cultures, for example, pain was deliberately inflicted on individuals as a means of pacifying angry gods.
Finally, the Rousseau school includes works by Walter Spiess and Scholz, for example, which are deliberately naive, emulating the style of the French painter Henri Rousseau.
The quarterly PDR meeting for local government facility managers, for example, has been deliberately renamed the Management and Communication meeting as a response to the sense that the managers " felt the name of the 'PDR' led people to worry, as they understood it to be essentially about criticizing them for not reaching their targets" (Researcher field notes, 6th June 2012).
The game is deliberately outrageous; you can, for example, impale a cat on your gun as a makeshift silencer.
