But Yates argues that instead of "virtually stripping people naked" by taking off their coats, belts and shoes in the security hall, much more automated, technologically advanced ways of screening should be put in place.
Engaging in person, instead of virtually, helped me to realize that the stress I feel about politics has to do with me trying to influence other people to think the way that I do without actually talking to them.
If this is not assumed, the calculated value of the diffusion coefficient for the 1 2 gas pair, D12, depends strongly on the mixture composition instead of being virtually independent of it, as is shown by experiment.
A twist in your story is that, instead of being virtually invisible to the middle-class and the rich, these immigrants are given pride of place as decorative elements.
"It has required nothing less," Hawthorne wrote, "than the boorishness, the stolidity, the self-sufficiency, the contemptuous jealousy, the half-sagacity, invariably blind of one eye and often distorted of the other, that characterise this strange people, to compel us to be a great nation in our own right, instead of continuing virtually, if not in name, a province of their small island.
For example, instead of claiming virtually exclusive power over foreign policy for the presidency, as some of the Bush legal team's memorandums did, Mr. Barron's opinion emphasized that Congress wields substantial authority over foreign affairs — even though this particular statute went too far, it argued.
Mr. Pence expanded Medicaid only after the Obama administration agreed to let Indiana do it in its own way: Instead of getting virtually free coverage, as Medicaid recipients in many other states do, people enrolled in Indiana's expansion pay up to 5percentt of their income toward it.
Well, this reader would be a whole lot happier if The Times would spend more time covering the actual war, instead of looking at virtually everything through the distorted lens of domestic politics.
Others interviewed by HuffPost criticized her role in the 2009 coup in Honduras, in which she brokered a deal that called for new elections instead of siding with virtually every Latin American government to demand ousted President Manuel Zelaya's reinstatement.
If the US had raised auto fuel efficiency standards between 1985-2005 by a quarter of the amount it raised them annually from 1980-1985, instead of leaving them virtually unchanged, the result would roughly have been the equivalent of 3.3 million barrels of oil per day in new production,16 times the projected impact of offshore drilling.
Also, instead of assuming that virtually all unvaccinated children would contract the disease, we further adjusted the resulting gains to the proportion of unvaccinated children less than five years of age who ever had measles in Lasbela according to the baseline survey (0.361).
