The animators have more freedom, and the Na'vi a more original look (wider eyes, for instance), without a loss of expressiveness.
But does that mean no one else can use the word – in historical narrative, for instance – without a Stoller-style letter?
Mr. McCain said he would achieve victory in Iraq by 2013, for instance, without a glimmer about how he would do it.
For instance, without a motor in the hood, there's more room for a forward crumple zone.
For instance, without a scientific observation, it is not possible for students to notice scientific patterns from it.
State law forbids release of records in this instance without a court order.
For instance, without a value for "has finding site" and "has associated morphology", "Obesity" would be subsumed by "Digestive inflammations".
It is important to remember, though, that there are several examples in the literature where the simple use of CO monitors (the pulmonary artery catheter, for instance) without a protocol has not provided any benefit to the patients [ 25, 26].
If there can be causes without laws (if a particular event, object, or person can be a cause, for instance, without instantiating a law), then it might be true, even at a lawless or partly lawless world, that every event has a cause (Anscombe 1981, van Inwagen 1983).
I cannot greet a person, for instance, without greeting a person of some particular height; but I can think of a person, without thinking of a person of any particular height.
