Take for example the role of the creative versus the creative technologist.
A stark example: the role played by physicians as part of the Holocaust and genocide.
In "C.S.I.," for example, the role of William Petersen, one of the stars, was strengthened after the first episode to make him boss of the crime investigation team.
You would be given legal memos on, for example, the role of air conditioning in the lives of the main characters.
There is an issue over how competent teachers are at teaching all the different systems that make politics function – for example, the role of the speaker.
For example, the role of the Dowager Countess, who interjects cutting remarks at the most inopportune moments, has been undertaken by our younger ones.
Certain customs also have enjoyed wide acceptance; for example, the role of trophy heads, the use of masked personations, and winter solstice New Fire ceremonies.
But a game can cast the player as a central character in that system, letting them play, for example, the role of a supplier during a scenario where demand is changing.
For example, the role of an area buried deep in the brain called the caudate putamen, which helps to control voluntary movement but is also believed to play a role in Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD).
Even when articles in medical journals acknowledge industry-sponsored medical writers for "editorial assistance," for example, the role of drug makers in such publications may remain unclear to readers, the report said.
Take, for example, the role of social media in the response in Houston to Hurricane Harvey.
