Trump, however, has over the past year co-opted the term successfully enough so that, for many, it now primarily refers to mainstream journalists' supposed anti-Trump bias.
Other concerns about the Iranian threat include its role as "the world's leading supporter of terrorism," which primarily refers to its support for Hezbollah and Hamas.
Although the post primarily refers to thinking skills programs in the US, it taps into an interesting debate on how teaching affects how pupils brains work.
This primarily refers to ethnicity and race, but on a larger scale, it could also refer to certain medical or psychological conditions.
Yet (as we will see in section 5.4), it is a basic postulate of Bolzano's deontic logic that an ought always primarily refers to a willing: You ought to will to act such that the welfare of the whole, due to the consequences foreseeable by you and intended by your action, undergoes the greatest possible advancement among all possible alternative actions.
The media theorists' worry about the impoverished digital image primarily refers to the production of digital images with its reliance on sampling and quantization.
In traditional group key management protocols for MANETs, it often requires frequent key updating for the purpose of guaranteeing the security of key protocol, which primarily refers to the forward and backward security and the ability against malicious attacks.
Fiber optic testing primarily refers to tracing or checking continuity and measuring optical power, optical loss, along with fault location.
Zen insists that the "not" primarily refers to an existential, practical negation of the "I," which means "up-rooting the ego-consciousness" and in turn yields, by implication, a logical negation as well.
