In their work the past became a repository of instruction, of actions to be emulated as well as deeds to be shunned.
War between the United States and Mexico over the annexation of Texas seemed imminent, and in the spring of 1845 Frémont headed a third expedition west, ostensively to explore the Great Basin and Pacific coast but also with secret instructions for action in case of war.
By Robert M. Coates The New Yorker, May 2 , 1931 P. 11In giving instructions for action during the filming of a scene in a feature picture, director neglected to mention that actor was supposed to have leprosy.
The second type of no-go neurons may also participate in memory of no-go instruction during the action period.
In the next drawing, simple offstage instructions return, dictating three layers of action.
Make notes of the instructions, and establish a plan of action so that you know what to expect and when.
It is important to note that this is general pressure to change rather than pressure to take a specific course of action or giving instructions about how to bring about change.
The Carnegie Foundation in conjunction with the American Medical Association AMA Council on Medical Educationon hired former schoolmaster Abraham Flexner to report the proper and actual basis of American and Canadian medical instruction for immediate action.
What is curious though, is that a man, upon being given explicit sexual instructions ("That feels so good," or "Don't Stop") would think the best course of action is to ignore those instructions.
In many respects, the treatment of homosexuality through Chinese history has depended upon the actions and instruction of those at the top of the social order.
enabling: contexts where a course of action is modelled semiotically and made possible through instruction.
