Mr Wu's bridge, for instance, addresses the first of these, but might easily yet founder on the second.
Ovid, for instance, addressed them in book ten of the Metamorphoses, when he sent Orpheus to the underworld in search of his dead bride, Eurydice.
A programme to restructure government debt has, for instance, addressed one of the risks weighing on equity valuations.The most striking feature of the Chinese rally in recent weeks has been its crossing of borders.
Google, for instance, addressed the possibility of bias tainting the results of AI systems, which know not what they do.
Many typical interdisciplinary kinds of programs, in areas such as Black Studies, Religious Studies, or Women's Studies, for instance, address a particular set of content from the perspective of different academic approaches.
The relation between the "old" automobile socio-technical system and the "new" autonomous motor vehicles is, for instance, addressed, among other topics, by the articles written by Thomopoulos and Givoni for this topical collection, who stress the persistency of the transport culture.
Item 18 (item difficulty = −1.063 logits), for instance, addresses the ability to recognize and establish that the author's decision to apply a written survey with a closed-ended response format is reasonable (e.g., because a larger number of persons can be questioned when using a closed format).
There certainly seems to be a focus on the old with this government – Chancellor George Osborne's spring budget, for instance, addressed older voting generations through pension reforms and raising tax thresholds – and that's probably because they're more likely to vote.
One recent paper, for instance, addressed barriers related specifically to formal emergency obstetric care utilization among poor urban Kenyans women [ 9].
"For instance address the issue of police abuse against several vulnerable groups - migrants, people with disabilities, unmarried women, drugs users et cetera - and include information about abuse of LGBT people.
