For example, with reference to the rule forbidding decision of properly presented constitutional questions, if the case may be disposed of on another ground: 'Thus, if a case can be decided on either of two grounds, one involving a constitutional question, the other a question of statutory construction or general law, the Court will decide only the latter.
The consultation paper makes great mention of the benefits the fund will bring to Telemedicine, Teleworking and Cloud computing, for example, with reference to reducing carbon emissions.
For example, with reference to traditional learning, Vygotsky (1980) argued that human beings learn best if there are some sorts of interaction through collaborative learning and group work so that students work together on a task.
For example, with reference to a vehicular network at urban scale, one user is likely to accomplish some daily tasks such as going to work in the morning, going out for lunch and go home again in the evening.
For example, with reference to the second puzzle (Section 1.2), Smith and Varzi (2000) consider a double-barred theory that is of type (2) with respect to bona fide boundaries and of type (4) with respect to fiat boundaries (so there is no coincidence of real boundaries but merely of fiat articulations).
With more and more application of high resolution remote sensing, it is possible to improve the sampling design of the Chinese NFI, for example with reference to the annual inventory system in the US, allowing more immediate response of inventory results to broad-scale disturbances or trends.
For example, with reference to Table 3, if the loading is used as per Dutch specifications and the pier under consideration is a solid circular pier with a diameter measuring 2.0 m, then the run is referred to as NET-SC3.
This discrepancy in the current European situation raises questions about the problems in the process so far and in the present state of European integration, for example with reference to coordination between various economic, legal and political dimensions as well as about the future perspectives of Europe.
For example, with reference to Dewey's notion of scientific thinking, Eikenberry (1922) asserted that, "No general-science course which does not rest upon a basis of careful experiment in the classroom can be considered a contribution to education" (p. 33).
In general, reaction times measured in the present perception experiment were all at a normal low level, for example, with reference to similar 2AFC decision tasks and stimuli in Poeppel et al. [89], Gerrits, [65], Schneider et al. [90], or Cangemi and D'Imperio [91].
