At the center of the scandal is the royalty-in-kind program, under which the service takes delivery of oil and gas in lieu of cash payments from energy companies, then sells it to refiners.
To find a definition of \(X\), first locate the largest kind of thing under which \(X\) falls; then, divide that kind into two parts, and decide which of the two \(X\) falls into.
During the 1990s, with many start-up companies posing increasing competition, the kind of structure under which Sarnoff was operating was by its very nature denying it the kind of profits it could have been reaping -- particularly for the kind of Internet and biotech products on which the company was working.
The first is to curb the amparo, a kind of injunction under which judges routinely set aside the law.
But does all this red tape hinder architects, or are these the kind of constraints under which creativity can thrive?
It's like a constant penalty shoot-out – the kind of pressure under which our top footballers often go to pieces.
Confucian texts uphold the ideal of a different kind of attunement, under which the world and its order can be called good without the ambiguity that Daoist skepticism with conceptual opposition creates.
It's a meaty subject, all right, with Ginges, Bonsignore and Foxman bringing in supporting players like Enrico Fermi (Jonathan Hammond, Edward Teller Randy Harrisonon) and project liaison Arthur Compton David Abeless), who objected to Szilard's resistant attitude towards the kind of secrecy under which he was expected to operate.
Consider the two kinds of conditions under which we humans typically feel justified in interfering with the freedom of others (see Talbott 1990a, 38).
A recess in dark rock to the left fanned a kind of arched chapel, under which one or two people could stand upright.
