In 1642 a farsighted governor general of the Dutch East India Company, Anthony van Diemen, sent out the Dutch navigator Abel Tasman for the immediate purpose of making an exploratory voyage, but with the ultimate aim of developing trade.
"It is not spontaneous," he said, "but comes about because someone has planned, planted or incited it... it is planted primarily for the immediate purpose of being reported or reproduced".
The distinctions between these formulations of the axioms bear on the objects that probabilities are taken as attaching to and on the reasonableness of the argument's conclusion; but, for the immediate purpose of outlining the basic argument, the differences are not crucial.
For the immediate purpose of expressing native and engineered Cel7A homologously, and with the long-term goal of developing an expression system generally capable of expressing and secreting important classes of single proteins, we utilized a QM6a strain deleted for the native cbh1 gene as the host and used an integrating expression cassette driving the expression of Cel7A from the eno promoter.
Michael Govan, the director of the museum, said in an interview on Thursday that the museum did not have an immediate purpose in mind for the land.
But by the middle of 1967 the secret sessions had a more immediate purpose: they had become a way for Dylan to show the Band how to make their own statement in song.
Zeizel is training with an immediate purpose.
There has to be some more immediate purpose.
For immediate purposes, there's another half of the exhibition still to come.
In considering the political meaning of Snowden's message and its consequences, we must begin by discarding for immediate purposes pretty much everything said by the presidents, the premiers, the chancellors and the senators.
